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<br><font style="color: #660000; font-family: Garamond; font-variant: small-caps; font-size: 15pt>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKYt4PehnbE “The sea, the whip and weave of waves. I feel them run through my mind, my body, as if my heart is just another shell tugged in the tides.” <BR> - Adeline Llyr</font>
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<center><font style="color: silver; font-family: Garamond; font-variant: small-caps; font-size: 15pt>"Ocean is more ancient than the mountains, and freighted with the memories and the dreams of Time."<BR> - H.P. Lovecraft</font></center>
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<font color=#556f7b style="font-variant: small-caps; font-size: 14pt;font-family: Garamond">&diams; '''The University:'''</font> <br> ''Adeline is a postdoctoral fellow who has come to UC Prospect as part of an interdisciplinary, multi-year Physical Oceanography project. As part of this multimillion dollar project, certain postdoctoral fellows have been hired to communicate and express research through a range of media, including art.''
 
<font color=#556f7b style="font-variant: small-caps; font-size: 14pt;font-family: Garamond">&diams; '''The University:'''</font> <br> ''Adeline is a postdoctoral fellow who has come to UC Prospect as part of an interdisciplinary, multi-year Physical Oceanography project. As part of this multimillion dollar project, certain postdoctoral fellows have been hired to communicate and express research through a range of media, including art.''
  
<font color=#556f7b style="font-variant: small-caps; font-size: 14pt;font-family: Garamond">&diams; '''The University:'''</font> <br> ''ART: Adeline Llyr is far from widely famous, but her artwork is definitely known among a select cognoscenti: specifically, people who are passionate about emerging figures in contemporary British art, and who have a taste for the uncanny and strange. She was featured in an exhibition on young Welsh artists in 2014, was long listed for the prestigious British Turner prize in 2018, and shortly before she came to Prospect her work was included in a Tate Modern exhibition "Strange Seas".''
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<font color=#556f7b style="font-variant: small-caps; font-size: 14pt;font-family: Garamond">&diams; '''Art:'''</font> <br> ''ART: Adeline Llyr is far from widely famous, but her artwork is definitely known among a select cognoscenti: specifically, people who are passionate about emerging figures in contemporary British art, and who have a taste for the uncanny and strange. She was featured in an exhibition on young Welsh artists in 2014, was long listed for the prestigious British Turner prize in 2018, and shortly before she came to Prospect her work was included in a Tate Modern exhibition "Strange Seas".''
  
  

Revision as of 15:11, 1 May 2020


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“The sea, the whip and weave of waves. I feel them run through my mind, my body, as if my heart is just another shell tugged in the tides.”
- Adeline Llyr



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"Ocean is more ancient than the mountains, and freighted with the memories and the dreams of Time."
- H.P. Lovecraft
Full Name: Dr. Adeline Llyr
Apparent Age: late 20s
Occupation: Artist; Postdoc Fellow in Oceanography at UC-P
Demeanor: Child
Flaws of Note: Obsession
Fame: Really strange paintings. Wasn’t her work long-listed for the British Turner Prize a couple of years ago?
Playlist: Spotify; p

Plot Hooks

The Ocean/The Sea:
Adeline spends a LOT of time in, near and around the sea – or researching it in Oceanography library holdings. Anybody working with the sea, with boats, with surfing, or with marine biology, will be fascinating to her.

The Street:
Adeline can be found frequenting dealers in certain forms of narcotics ...

The University:
Adeline is a postdoctoral fellow who has come to UC Prospect as part of an interdisciplinary, multi-year Physical Oceanography project. As part of this multimillion dollar project, certain postdoctoral fellows have been hired to communicate and express research through a range of media, including art.

Art:
ART: Adeline Llyr is far from widely famous, but her artwork is definitely known among a select cognoscenti: specifically, people who are passionate about emerging figures in contemporary British art, and who have a taste for the uncanny and strange. She was featured in an exhibition on young Welsh artists in 2014, was long listed for the prestigious British Turner prize in 2018, and shortly before she came to Prospect her work was included in a Tate Modern exhibition "Strange Seas".




Art review, Strange Seas, Exhibition. Tate Modern, 2019


“ … yet the strangest contributor to the exhibition is without question that by Adeline Llyr, the young Welsh artist honoured a few years ago by reaching the long list of the Turner Prize. Her work has only grown more uncanny since. There is no understating the the ferocity and strangeness of her undersea images. Vivid and haunting, her massive-scale canvases overwhelm the human perceiver. The sea in sunlight, the sea at night, tumultuous waves, deep quiet caverns — and most striking of all, the midnight darkness of the Bathypelagic Zone.”



Gallery

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