Julia Morison

This small pale painting is very odd. Made of interlocking wooden panels (some with craquelure), Whoopee @ 110 Degrees appears to be buckling and bending in real space, projecting so its wide protruding centre is the closest part to the viewer, and its main directional alignment heading up towards the right. It looks double-jointed, as if the pieces of wood are all joined by hinges to make a rickety, staggered, steplike formation. In actual fact, it is perfectly flat.