Louise Brookes
Brookes makes interventions and/or installations and/or performances that explore contingencies of reading and meaning within found and given social and physical contexts. In particular, an investigation or expose of the politics of given and found situations and the potential for audience participation within production and perception are constants within her practice. Brooke’s work often involves the audience directly within the making and reading processes, addressing the nature of authorship and ownership within the production of artworks.
Untitled (accidental self-portrait)
Untitled (revolution)
Untitled p-lb-05
Untitled p-lb-02
Untitled (manifesto)
