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'The sheer quantity of ever-changing human detritus which degrades our environment tells us about people's attitudes in our 'throw-away' society and acts as a historic record of the time in which we are living. These waste objects have become part of a uniformed collection with no reference to their original size, colour or material; their identity has changed and they are viewed in a very different manner, questioning their value and importance.'
University of Dundee, Duncan of Jordanstone College Collection
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More informationTitle
Untitled
Date
1997
Medium
screenprint on paper
Measurements
H 152.5 x W 152.5 cm
Accession number
DUNUC ARTS:467
Acquisition method
acquired from the artist when a student, 1997
