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Roy Pearce

Roy Pearce

Art for Art's Sake

Lincolnshire based artist Roy Pearce is on a mission to demonstrate that art can be more than a painting on a wall.

Roy has a background in engineering, he has taught maths and worked with excluded kids, he is now studying for a masters degree at Lincoln University and is exploring art in its widest sense. He is interested in people's reaction to his work and is keen to demonstrate that art can be more than just a painting on a living room wall.

People helping with the art work

People helping with the art work

With this aim in mind, Roy set out to create a temporary piece of work on Lincoln's Steep Hill using old off cuts of furniture. Roy says, an art work only exists because of the relationship between the artist, the concept, the production and the person who views the end result.

Roy takes his inspiration from the Innuits who build stone sculptures called Innukshuks, which are formed out of stone in the shape of men and are used as winter guide markers.

You can find out more about Roy's work by watching the video using the link below:

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