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Tina Jane Hatton-Gore

Dolls faces outlined in blue with Indian Yellow background and white interior. Oil and Gesso on Linen 200 x 200 cm 2024

Tina Jane Hatton-Gore is a London and Isle of Wight based fine artist examining the interface between life and non-life: Toby jugs carved in wood, scarecrows made from twigs. At what point do these artefacts made by humans, of humans, for humans take on a life of their own? Their innate aura allows us to connect to the past and the future through touch, smell, and visual appreciation. The ventriloquist dummy, crafted as entertainment, can speak the truth more directly than its creator. The rag doll, treasured within a specific context, can become an unnerving presence through random or staged placement. Tina Jane’s paintings explore these conflicts, reversing roles so that it is the viewer who is being scrutinised.

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Degree Details

School of Arts & Humanities

Painting (MA)