Numinous is an exploration of spaces that activate the imagination through playful sensation.  

 

I work primarily with materials that are inviting to the touch, whether it is soft and pliant or fibrous.  Often these materials manifest themselves into complex structures that encourage interactivity.

 

Numinous consists of hundreds of tiny tangible light points that float on air currents within the night sky.  Numinous hints at otherworldly and ethereal places.  It functions as a catalyst for imaginative contemplation while simultaneously making us innately aware of our physical surroundings.

 

Ann Marie Hadcock is presented by the Homer Watson House & Gallery.

Ann Marie Hadcock is a contemporary artist originally from the Bruce Peninsula. She is a working installation artist who has experience with both painting and drawing. Ann holds a Masters of Fine Art degree from the University of Windsor, an Honours Visual Arts degree from the University of Western and a Fine Art Diploma from Fanshawe College.  While a graduate student Ann was awarded a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Grant (SSHRC). Ann’s practice and teaching approach focuses on the freedom to experiment with materials and techniques in a relaxed playful environment. Ann is currently teaching "The Painting Studio" at Kitchener/Waterloo Art Gallery.