Facebook: @CalOrmerodArt Instagram: @calormerodart Callum Ormerod is a practitioner focused on natural form and uncanny visuals. Creating pieces out of clay and plants, Callum explore the difference between a viewers perception of normality within natural form. Crafting together alien landscapes and very recognisable plant life to create odd amalgamations of common and uncommon on form.
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An as yet untitled piece. 2015 - Clay and Textured Paint
This piece is currently a work in progress. A clay sculpture of an alien landscape with a cactus inlayed into the sculpture. Updates will come come shortly.
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'Vorticist Tape' 2015 - Electrical Tape
A more modern take on the Vorticist style. Using electrical tape in geometric and diagonal lines with bright and stark colours to give contrast to the white-wash wall.
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'Amnesty International' 2015 - Collage
This is my first work on my first day of joining the Fine and Applied Arts course at Liverpool Hope. A work to bring about thought on human rights in the viewer, elements of the list of human rights, classic war motifs and other imagery can be seen throughout this piece.
For more information, please visit: https://www.amnesty.org/en/
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'Psychedelic Timber' 2015 - Ink and Gouache
From my final A-Level project, this piece is a large Ink lined and gouache piece on a stretched board. I absolutely adore the vivid and rich colours throughout this piece.
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'Hillary and Norgay on Everest' 2015 - Ink and Gouache
My final piece for my project 'Exploration'. A large scale ink depiction of the two men who first conquered Mount Everest. I am very much happy with the simple yet striking black and white image that contrasts well with the colourful sky and vibrant prayer flags.
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'Climbing Axe and Compass' 2015 - Pencil
Part of my A-Level project 'Exploration'. This piece is a still life of various items I personally associated with exploration. I am extremely proud of this piece and could not be happier with the outcome.
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