“As the latest in a body of work set to capture the poetic and prosaic drama of everyday life Forever After All (2018) offers a new series of threats and triumphs. In considering the symbolic nature of their mother breaking her arm while emerging from a swimming pool, the artist confronts the many ways in which a person, symbol or belief system can 'break' under the pressure of love and mortality more physical than ever before.”
Forever After All (2018)
Other works by Jo Bragg
Jo Bragg
happier than we have been (2015)
Against a bright background, the artist performs acts of transformation.
Jo Bragg
how to water the roses (1) (2015)
The artist wears a contemporary adaptation of the virgin Mary's mantle in this video adapted from a live performance.
Jo Bragg
how to water the roses (10) (2015)
Three clips: a rose laid along the forearm, a piece of glass cuts the forefinger, a band aid is placed over the fresh cut.
Jo Bragg
how to water the roses (3) (2015)
The artist wears a contemporary adaptation of the virgin Mary's mantle in this video adapted from a live performance.