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Jackie Pease

"Drift" - a collaborative piece by Sanna and me. Currently on display as part of Convenience Gallery's Open Exhibition in Birkenhead. Sanna crocheted this giant jelly from colourful recycled carrier bags (also used for the seaweed - heat pressed and laser cut). Inspired by the underwater scenes painted by Ron in the bathroom at Ron's Place.
The sea anemone is made from polypropylene left over from the @DoESLiverpool visor project during COVID.

Large jelly crocheted from colourful reused carrier bags, smaller jellies made from PET bottles,fruit nets, plastic etc.
Large jelly crocheted from colourful salvaged carrier bags by Sanna
Visitors making a small Kelly to add to the display
Close up of plaited polypropylene sea anemone and seaweed made from laser cut heat pressed Asda and Marks and Spencer bags
Jul 27, 2024, 12:39 PM·Public·Tusky
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Jackie Pease

Sanna has provided a selection of materials to reuse (colourful plastic packaging, salvaged yarns, drinks bottles,... so that visitors can create their own sea creatures to add to the display during the exhibition.

The exhibition is open Thursdays and Fridays until August 30th at the former Marks and Spencer in Birkenhead and features 60 artists - well worth visiting.

Small jellies made by visitors to the Convenience Gallery "The Town is the Gallery" exhibition, attached to a wavy plastic and netting plane representing the surface of the sea
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