The one remaining photograph I can find from Censored Sensibility.
Words and a (reasonably representative) drawing of a heart. On my chest.
Language, Art, Concept and the Heart of the Artist, brought together in the centre of one of the bodies that brought it to life.
Something so appropriate about us choosing to do this.
From Censored Sensibility, chalked in a walkway and titled ‘Degradation’, the piece considered the loss, degrading and weakening of language, wondering whether a presentation of artistic effort and positive message would affect how people responded to, treated and understood language.
An installation from a project functioning as a conceptual exploration of language, known as ‘Censored Sensibility’. Perspective provides a visual representation of the importance of context and positioning within the use and understanding of language. Part of getting across ‘the genuine power of words’.
Scott McGinn 