Feb 14

Feb 14 Ikea Views: a Photo Series

Photo Series, Art

A series of 44 photographs, all showing the interiors of IKEA showrooms, but particularly focussing on the ‘views’ through the fake windows. Some are backlit; some aren’t. Some show impressionistic images of trees, or blurry suburban houses; others

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Sometimes, they’re ever so slightly hidden. More often, they’re sitting in plain sight, dark green or black, rarely blending into their surroundings, especially if they’re new and shining.

Others have accrued many seasons’ w

This July, I went back to Bretton Hall College, the incredible arts and education college in the middle of Yorkshire Sculpture Park.

I wrote a blog about the history and condition of this special place in September 2020, and now I've done an update

Electrical substations are a strange and mundane part of the urban landscape. New substations are particularly mundane, designed to be inoffensive and ignorable, and perhaps they are. But some of the older substations have an odd grandeur to them; th

Only about 4 months late, I’ve written up an account of the collaborative art project I did this May during the five fascinating days of @openupsheffield.

Click the link in my bio or head to jessghost.com to find out how pre- and post-WW1 map

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