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| Natalie Low |
Welcome to the Flight Exhibition, a selection of artists’ mobiles celebrating Dagenham’s history of aviation and its transmigratory population. Eleven artists and eleven writers explore this multi-layered theme during March and April at the Pink Tardis Gallery, Heathway Shopping Centre, Dagenham.
Stare through the Pink Tardis window and marvel at these suspended sculptures, prototypes, and conceptual clouds. If you can't see the exhibition in person then don't worry, we'll be featuring all seventeen artworks here on the website. Every artwork has its very own dedicated writer, and we'll publish their responses here throughout March and April 2026.
Today is our penultimate artwork from the Pink Tardis Gallery and we bring you a knitted sculpture by artist Natalie Low. Natalie's mysterious planet-like mobile slowly rotates to reveal it's two sides with motifs reminiscent of growth and clouds.
Our writer today is the conceptual artist Ed Arantus who provides the words to accompany Natalie's artwork.
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| Natalie Low |
Black Sun
I
realised I would never know until I turned out the light
The
faintest idea in the bulb afterglow
When it
wants to die, where does the Sun go
Appreciating
what was good after it had gone
I regret
your faint memory on flickering eye
Dead or
alive, where do our dreams fly
Before
it was lost in that frail waking haze,
I knew
that I saw you, and then I forgot
Lights
on, lights off, the haves and have nots
Natalie Low is a creative knitter, stitcher and quilter. She lives in London, UK with her charming family. She has published two chapbooks Dementia (2015) and recently School Run (2017).
Ed Arantus is a conceptual artist and writer. He published his first work in the Censored Zine in 2010 and has exhibited his work ever since at venues like the Contemporary Arts Research Unit in Oxford and the Museum of Futures in Surbiton.
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