A series of sculptures using high-coloured silicone rubber over armatured clay. Each work takes a renaissance painting as its starting point. Critic Rebecca Geldard noted the work’s baroque sensibilities in the ‘curiously time-based energy, the tandem sense of growth and decomposition implying movement – the shudder in and out of technological fast-forward and rewind.’
Installation shot from ‘Phyllida Barlow and Fiona MacDonald’ at CoExist, Southend. Foreground: FM Milky Way, Background PB Sea Wall.
2010. Reinforced & air-drying clay, pigmented silicone, wood, wire, sapele, 56 x 45 x 50cm £3000
Milky Way. 2010. Reinforced & air-drying clay, pigmented silicone, wood, wire, sapele. 56 x 45 x 50cm. £3000
Saturnalia. Reinforced & air-drying clay, 2011. Pigmented silicone, wood, wire, travertine. In a made-to-measure wood and acrylic display case. 72 x 43 x 63cm £3500
Installation of sculptures at ‘Phyllida Barlow and Fiona MacDonald’ at CoExist, Southend.
Europa. 2011. Reinforced & air-drying clay, pigmented silicone, wood, wire, sapele. 62 x 56 x 42cm £3000
Bacchus Withour Ariadne. 2010. Pigmented silicone, wood, wire, sapele. 43 x 30 x 21cm £1500
All Will Fall. 2010. Pigmented silicone, wood, wire, sapele. 40 x 26 x 22cm £1300
A Liberation in Three Acts. 2011. Installation at the British School at Rome
2011. Glazed ceramic in 5 pieces, dimensions variable. £1200
2011. Wood, clay, pigmented silicone, brass, wire. 70 x 50 x 34cm £1200 (sold)
O Quam tu pulchrum es
Yellow Witches. 2012. Glazed ceramic, sapele. 30 x 16 x 16cm £850
Fiona MacDonald 
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