Fiona Banner’s practice spans drawing, painting, sculpture, installation, performance and publishing. These ‘wordscapes’ define the shapes and forms of the body as well as fleeting moments such as the tension in a second of shared eye contact, or a nervous finger tapping. Collecting is a recurrent theme in Banner’s work, and she has compiled this collection over a period of twenty years. It also refers to the elusive nature of description, the limiting as well as the communicating force of language and Banner’s interest in the harnessing of uncontained forces that spill out. We will process the personal data you have supplied to communicate with you in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

The sculpture is cast from the rendered aluminium fuselage of a Tornado jet fighter – one of the most effective military aircraft of the past 30 years and aptly named after a destructive force of nature.Fiona Allison is a 26 year old Indian popular hot social media model and Instagram star from Bayonne, France. Fiona Allison’s has over a million followers and is best known for her sexy exotic photos and videos. The way in which the text is laid out, written in staggered blocks which increase in width as they progress down the painting, reinforces a strong sculptural presence in the work. The density of the black and white lettering and discrepancies between line widths, combined with the overall scale of the piece which exceeds human height, suggests a relationship between the image of the nude and the artist or viewer’s body.

Every life drawing, good or bad, is like a gravestone, an attempt to make permanent that which is always passing, an attempt to seize what we can’t hold. AZNude has a global mission to organize celebrity nudity from television and make it universally free, accessible, and usable. Her facial expressions capture a sense of exhilaration as she embraces her own unique path in the entertainment industry.is a four metre stack of Jane’s All the World’s Aircraft books, the iconic compendium for the aeronautical industry. This flexibility of display highlights the ways in which the nude can be addressed as person, object or painting. Quoted in ‘Art Stripped Bare – Fiona Banner on the Nude’, The Guardian Online, Wednesday 8 April 2009, accessed 27 May 2012.