The Spider that Died in the Tower of London

The Spider that Died in the Tower of London

Cornelia ParkerWW-2000-216221
2000·Digital print on paper·support: 302 x 404 mm

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2000
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support: 302 x 404 mm
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Cornelia Parker
Cornelia Parker

Sculpture

Cornelia Parker is a British sculptor who transforms everyday materials and historical objects into interventions that reveal hidden narratives and violence. Working across sculpture, installation, and video, she dismantles, explodes, or reconstitutes found objects, examining how material traces carry memory and trauma. Her work engages with catastrophe, mortality, and the spaces between absence and presence, often employing strategies of destruction and reconstruction to unsettle conventional readings of form and time. This profile will be expanded as more verified source material becomes available.

Cheshire, UK

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2000
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support: 302 x 404 mm
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WW-2000-216221

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