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Fi Burke

71 Bridge Street
Derby, DE1 3LB
07941 048 107
Contemporary Visual Artist

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Fi Burke

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“Poetry gives me the ears to hear myself, to listen out for mother nature”. Fi Burke

WORDS

“Poetry gives me the ears to hear myself, to listen out for mother nature”. Fi Burke

Truth

Truth

Commissioned by the University of Derby to create a text piece to be on exhibition for the visit by Concrete Poet - Eugen Gomringer “the father of Concrete Poetry”. I took my inspiration from Stuart Mill’s ‘Homage to Wyndham Lewis’ and Alfred Korzybski’s statement “the map is not the territory; the word is not the thing”.

Truth is a play on how we read and perceive the meaning of words and how it constantly remains open in a state of flux.

Eat Words

Eat Words

Proverbs in flour, University of the Arts, Berlin

Flourish

Flourish

Experiments with words on bread

We are What we Eat

We are What we Eat

Installation at Ayscoughfee Hall - a circular poem

Fallow

Fallow

A poem inspired by me looking forward to the transition of Winter to Spring but still trying to live in the moment!

Stats on Sacks

Stats on Sacks

Installation at Ayscoughfee Hall

Hand printed sacks with historical facts gathered from the journey of Field to Fork.

From Instagram

Someone's enjoying a strawberry instead of my usual monkey nut offering!
Scenes from this week's trip to London. All in one day - me and a Gormley, Brit Museum architecture v's mid century on the side of the rail track.
Experimenting with getting editions from my Kant series printed onto square Hahnemühle paper (rather than as orbs behind glass). I'm pleased with the quality.
© Fi Burke

Since Sliced Bread was made possible with funding from the Arts Council

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