A write up by Diana Clements on the Core Sample project and the drill into the Rockingham Anomaly has been published in the Geologists Association Magazine. Join Facebook to connect with Dexture Dickerson and others you may know. Join Facebook to connect with Dexter Dickerson and others you may know. A book accompanied the Elephant and Castle project ‘Core Sample’ and previous projects have included exhibitions exploring the texture of a material, an experience, and the layering of human concepts of mapping and planning. View the profiles of people named Dexter Dickerson.
The human layer is also seen in the collaboration with the public to collect drawn and written everyday ‘Thought Fragments’. London’s strata is also glimpsed through research and collaboration with the London Geodiversity Partnership. Executive/Legal Education Experience: As one. Tower blocks and buildings have been made from the various layers of geological strata, and temporary exposures and demolitions on a building site are captured on film. Dean Dickerson has extensive experience in leadership, teaching, scholarship, community service, and philanthropy. Layers in the artworks are placed using collected sediments from deep below London made into earth pigments and used on paper or canvas, or placed directly onto the floor. Projects have included the area of Elephant and Castle, the Rockingham Anomaly, London’s building sites, the Thames Tideway Shaft excavations, the fluvial deposits from the River Thames and the clay and chalk of the London Basin. Collecting Strata London’s Strata Floor Plan in The Complexity of Layers Building Strata of Cement, Brick, Clay & Sand Pre Thames Amongst the City Infrastructure In Clay Under London Thames Estuary Layers of The Elephant and Castle CORE SAMPLE PROJECTĪn ongoing Art, Geology and Community project focusing on the geology of London and seen through the interaction with our everyday experiences.
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