Richard Box- Archive


	Work in progress, beck's bottle.
	Gathering The Baggage, 2010 Leather trunk, wire coat hangers, neon glass tube and transformer.
	Status Fail 01, 2009 Found object, glass and lightbulb. Photo: Andy Stott.
	Micro-wave oven pierced with fluorescent lamp, 2009. Photo: Andy Stott.
	Neon rope, 2008 18mm diameter glass tubing, 3,900mm in span, 5,200mm in overall length. Private commission.
	Single Gas Ring, 2007 Found object, glass, neon and transformer.
	Burger. 04. 05. 2007. 175 x 140 x 140 mm. Neon, glass, sesame burger bap, polystyrene carton and transformers. Made for Plan 9 Projects, martin kippenburger with fries and a shake, curated by Anton Goldenstein. www.plan9.org.uk

	Parallax. 13. 03.2007. 37.5 x 17.8 x 1 metre. Over 200 metres of catenary, side glow, fibre optic cord, strung between the first floor balconies on Cathedral Walk in Bristol.

	Neon Peg. 03.11.2006. Glass and neon. Buy

	Cord. 15.07.2006. 570 x 120 x 65 mm Glass neon 9mm diameter cord tied across the arms of an Elizabethan oak chair. www.plan9.org.uk/

	Micro-climate, 08.06.2006, 520 x 340 x 365mm Glass, argon and mercury. Powered by a microwave oven. www.shibboleth.org.uk/

	Chapter 8.1. 16.02.2006. 3625 x 90 x 185 mm. A argon and mercury vapour filled, glass rope spanning three point six metres, tied with anchor hitches. www.vinespace.net

	By the Metre 16.02.2006 Bobbins wound with various neons. www.vinespace.net

	Flux 29.04.2005. 1530 x 130 x 59 mm A 25 mm diameter mercury vapour tube in white, mounted in a standard 1500 mm flourescent lamp fitting. www.shibboleth.org.uk/

	By the Metre 29.04.2005 Bobbins wound with various neons. Buy

	Field 13.02.2004 1301 fluorescent light tubes powered by the electromagnetic field emitted from the overhead power lines.
	Photographs of neon brains powered by emissions from overhead power lines as part of work for residency at Bristol University Physics Department. 2002

	Photograph of running figure made with fluorescent lighting tubes powered by emissions from overhead power lines as part of work for residency at Bristol University Physics Department. 2002.

	Nope. 2003. 500 x 250 x 145 mm. A familiar neon open sign in a clear acrylic box hanging on chains in a window. Every few seconds the ‘n’ moves from one end of the box to the other. A glitch in the city scape. www.vinespace.net

	No ta. 2003. 500 x 250 x 200 mm. Two neon tubes mounted front and back of a clear acrylic box. NATO flicks to NO TA. Inspired by misrepresentation.

	Photograph of pine tree made from flourescent tubes powered by emissions from overhead power lines as part of work for residency at Bristol University Physics Department. 2003

	Gascooker. 2003. 535 x 525 x 77 mm. Standard electric element cooker top. The elements have been replaced by others from the periodic table. It looks hot but its not.

	From fulgurite. 2002. 1800 x 950 x 700 mm. My aim was to produce luminous objects , which by their movement suggest floating pulsating spheres of light. A fulgurite is a subterranean glass tube made by lightning from which ball lightning is believed to float.

	Chapter eight. 2001. 3050 x 90 x 185 mm. A glass rope spanning three metres, attached with an over hand knot at each end. Neon tube triggered by a passive infra-red sensor.

	Yeah, yeah chips in your hair. 2000. A3 x 30. Taken in the studio this series of photographs depicts the artist fending off a swarm of silicon chips as if they were flying insects. The work deals with the effect, intended or not, of technology on the individual.

	T-12. 2000-1 1835 x 465 x 410 mm. A rotating, pulsating, elevating, sound and movement activated, life-size neon brain.