A faint ticking emanates from a metal timepiece in place of her head, quite possibly her biological clock threatening to run out before she's received a promotion at work.
Fraser's work takes us back to sources of his childhood wonder and fascination, a number of which he has cast in resin.
Meanwhile Vowles uses vestiges of English working men's pubs such as salvaged snooker tables to create neat, minimalist wall-hanging sculptures.
Both artists, who focus their work on youthful naivety and English working class culture, take on subjects that are prescribed low commercial value, but aspects of which are readily adopted by the art world to much financial gain.
From 10-18 September, Camberwell College of Art, 45-65 Peckham Rd, SE5 8UF
A graduate showcase of work from the college's MA programmes, taking place both on-campus and in the neighbouring South London Gallery.
All works from the show can be viewed online here. Expect crop circles, audio visual work and psychic readings.
source: https://www.theartnewspaper.com/review/emerging-artists-jack-o-brien-rose-nestler-mitch-vowles-billy-fraser
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