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Mineral on mineral on mineral: With dust, dirt and debris as inspiration, the Lilley Museum’s new show poses big existential questions
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Mineral on mineral on mineral: With dust, dirt and debris as inspiration, the Lilley Museum’s new show poses big existential questions
Dust may seem a surprising focus for an art exhibition. It is a substance composed of an incredibly diverse universe of detritus: eroded minerals, motes of soil, dead skin cells and even burnt meteorite particles. But compare these scraps to more traditional artistic mediums. Clay is sourced straight from the ground, for starters. The post Mineral on mineral on mineral: With dust, dirt and debris as inspiration, the Lilley Museum’s new show pose…
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