In this episode, Caroline Burraway talks about why and how she has given voice to those disenfranchised and displaced on the margins of society, how she has focused recently on refugees like Tarik and Eden whom she has met in refugee camps and of whom she has made large-scale prize-winning drawings, about her Ungrievable Lives project in which she made children’s dresses out of lifejackets and her installations derived from the current war in Ukraine.
Caroline Burraway talking with Bob Chaundy
Accompanying images on consideringart.com
Tarik triptych at John Ruskin Prize
Kathleen from End of Days video still
The Grey Zone and it can’t be helped (crucifixion)
Children of Moria, St Luke’s
Ungrievable Lives, New College Chapel, Oxford. This exhibition, set to music by Charlotte Bray, has been performed in Europe and the United States and will be staged at Konzerthaus Berlin in November 2024.
Mother
Part of Soniashinyk (Sunflower)
Close-up of Tarik together with detail of red threads symbolising his journey from Syria to Europe
All images are © Caroline Burraway
Music is from Mid-Oceaned by Charlotte Bray, performed by Castilian Quartet
Intro music: Ibiza by MBB | https://soundcloud.com/mbbofficial
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