Jacqueline Louise Wilson, imaginaryline, is a multimedia artist and designer. she enjoys dogs, mouths and collecting hair in specimen jars. drawings, installation, video, illustration, rock, paper, scissors, shoot.
 

Category Archives: exhibitions

This is a physical example of time.

A submission to Art House Gallery’s “Collecting Objects” Show. Art House is in Atlanta, GA*. The show begins the end of this month, unfortunately I can’t make it, but I’m pleased with the finished piece.

They are specimen bags filled with cards a printed message and contain exponential amounts my hair. Hair, and the pursuit of growing [...]

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wax, vellum and double prints

sleepparalysis

sleep paralysis (November 2007) involved clay slip spit on walls, strange dream figures and televisions propped on kiln bricks playing video art. 

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thought brooches

tho1

The thought brooch concept was started last year around this time. It all began when my father gave me a Brother brand label maker. It’s become an obsession. 
Everyday I will wear a thought. Now, I try to wear one most everyday, but I am only human, and I do forget. Or run out of label [...]

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time is growth is line

res2

One recurring theme my thesis exhibition was human hair. I see hair as a line that signifies time and quality of life. Just like rings on a tree, our hair contains physical evidence of hardship, every individual’s temporal existence is personal and tangible.
I experimented with hair, trapping it in resin like the proverbial mosquito in [...]

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