Mary
Katrantzou

Mark
Titchner
  • Final Work: �?Tint the pallid landscape (off to the wars in lace)’
    2012

    Digital video animation on blu-ray disc, 7 minute loop
    Two part lot with Lenticular print


    Both Katrantzou and Titchner, who met for the first time for this project, work with vivid and densely layered digital imagery. Computer animation allows their two worlds to combine in a three-dimensional space, Katrantzou’s elaborate prints becoming a scrolling landscape in which words loom, dissolve, pulse and strobe. The source for Titchner’s text, sometimes emphatic, sometimes subliminal, is a list of Olympic and Paralympic qualites: Strength, Courage, Speed, Power, Stamina, Agility, Resilience, Passion, Precision, Ambition. The unique digital animation is accompanied by a stunning, panoramic lenticular print developed from the scrolling imagery of the film. Two separate images in vivid contrasting colours merge from one to the other as the viewer moves in front of the work.

  • Tint the pallid landscape (off to the wars in lace) (2012). Digital video animation on blu-ray disc, 7 minute loop Two part lot with Lenticular print. Photographer: Steven White
  • Titchner's first digital merging of his and Katrantzou's imagery
  • Titchner's first digital merging of his and Katrantzou's imagery
  • Mary Katrantzou: Archway Lampshade skirt and Picket Parade Jacket, spring/summer 2011
  • Mary Katrantzou: Harp Hazzard Dress, spring/summer 2012
  • Mary Katrantzou: Shalimar Dress, autumn/winter 2009
  • Mary Katrantzou: Gateway Dress, spring/summer 2011
  • Mary Katrantzou: autumn/winter 2012
  • Mark Titchner: (Installation Shot) Run, Black, River, Run Baltic, 2008. All images courtesy Vilma Gold, London
  • Mark Titchner: If You Can Dream It You Must Do It, 2003. Transparency in lightbox 180 x 120 x 20cm. All images courtesy Vilma Gold, London
  • Mark Titchner: VG-TITCM-00072. All images courtesy Vilma Gold, London
  • Mark Titchner: We Are All Immortal, 2002 Digital print on vinyl 400 x 300cm. All images courtesy Vilma Gold, London
  • Mark Titchner: We want to admit our mistakes, 2004 inkjet print on canvas, metal, plaster, resin, trimming 160 x 150 x 10cm. All images courtesy Vilma Gold, London