Jamie F Simpson
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  • Film
    • Open Storage - University of Cumbria BA (Hons) Fine Art Degree Show 2018
    • a detailed account of a non event
    • The linear monologue of an absent author
    • Remember to Forget
    • Disappointment
    • Sentiment
    • Techno-Nostalgia
    • Requiem for Love
    • The Memory of War >
      • The Memory of War (The Answer is Within the Question)
      • The Memory of War (In Search of the Autobiographical Through the Cultural Collective)
      • The Memory of War (CALDEWGATE 1991-2015)
      • The Memory of War (MEMORY / IMAGE / PERCEPTION)
    • An Episode in the Life of the Artist
    • Pulvis et umbra sumus
    • Madeleine
    • Phantasmagoria
  • Text
    • Urban Reflections
    • Neon
    • I Can't Remember You
    • The Proustian Paradox
    • No Script
    • Abandoned Thoughts >
      • Abandoned Thoughts #1
      • Abandoned Thoughts #2
      • Abandoned Thoughts #3
      • Abandoned Thoughts #4
      • Abandoned Thoughts #5
    • Stop posting art without credit (Steal This)
    • Trace
    • Film Stills
    • What a difference a year makes, 2015
    • Everything is Temporary
    • Poetry/Writing, 2012 - 2018
  • Installation
    • Future Memories 2016
    • Hoc est Corpus Meum (This is my body)
    • Déjà vu >
      • Déjà vécu
    • Future Memories 2015
    • 4004
  • Photography
    • One hundred days of Lockdown
    • Ruinenlust
    • One Second Exposures, 2018
    • One Second Exposures
    • Ruined Memory
    • Burnt Memory
    • CG>BR
    • Childhood 1980 - 1996
    • Multi-exposures
    • Re-Memory
    • Summer 2012
  • Digital
    • Depression is not a Culture (DINAC)
    • Junkies on Mobility Scooters
    • Fragment ed
    • TRU mp
    • Collages
    • Various Digital Work
    • Photoshop Experiments
    • Dream Glitch
    • Sex Vs Music
  • Sculpture
    • Lost Words 2018
    • Untitled
    • Adolf Hickey
    • Water is History
    • Make the most of your memories or one day they'll be someone elses
  • Solo
    • We lose our identity when we forget
    • In Search of the Autobiographical Through the Cultural Collective
    • MEMORY / IMAGE / PERCEPTION
    • Everything is Temporary Forgotten Imagery & Fragmentary Writings 2014 - 2019
  • Site Specific
    • Pulvis et umbra sumus (visitans fisher platea)
    • Conversations of the Lost
    • The Waiting Chair
    • 2-day film concept >
      • The linear monologue of an absent author
      • a detailed account of a non event
      • Open Storage - University of Cumbria BA (Hons) Fine Art Degree Show 2018
  • Painting
    • These walls are falling down around us, they're dripping with memory
    • Dream Studies
  • Jacques Flamand de Simon
  • Contact
  • Home
  • Bio
  • Film
    • Open Storage - University of Cumbria BA (Hons) Fine Art Degree Show 2018
    • a detailed account of a non event
    • The linear monologue of an absent author
    • Remember to Forget
    • Disappointment
    • Sentiment
    • Techno-Nostalgia
    • Requiem for Love
    • The Memory of War >
      • The Memory of War (The Answer is Within the Question)
      • The Memory of War (In Search of the Autobiographical Through the Cultural Collective)
      • The Memory of War (CALDEWGATE 1991-2015)
      • The Memory of War (MEMORY / IMAGE / PERCEPTION)
    • An Episode in the Life of the Artist
    • Pulvis et umbra sumus
    • Madeleine
    • Phantasmagoria
  • Text
    • Urban Reflections
    • Neon
    • I Can't Remember You
    • The Proustian Paradox
    • No Script
    • Abandoned Thoughts >
      • Abandoned Thoughts #1
      • Abandoned Thoughts #2
      • Abandoned Thoughts #3
      • Abandoned Thoughts #4
      • Abandoned Thoughts #5
    • Stop posting art without credit (Steal This)
    • Trace
    • Film Stills
    • What a difference a year makes, 2015
    • Everything is Temporary
    • Poetry/Writing, 2012 - 2018
  • Installation
    • Future Memories 2016
    • Hoc est Corpus Meum (This is my body)
    • Déjà vu >
      • Déjà vécu
    • Future Memories 2015
    • 4004
  • Photography
    • One hundred days of Lockdown
    • Ruinenlust
    • One Second Exposures, 2018
    • One Second Exposures
    • Ruined Memory
    • Burnt Memory
    • CG>BR
    • Childhood 1980 - 1996
    • Multi-exposures
    • Re-Memory
    • Summer 2012
  • Digital
    • Depression is not a Culture (DINAC)
    • Junkies on Mobility Scooters
    • Fragment ed
    • TRU mp
    • Collages
    • Various Digital Work
    • Photoshop Experiments
    • Dream Glitch
    • Sex Vs Music
  • Sculpture
    • Lost Words 2018
    • Untitled
    • Adolf Hickey
    • Water is History
    • Make the most of your memories or one day they'll be someone elses
  • Solo
    • We lose our identity when we forget
    • In Search of the Autobiographical Through the Cultural Collective
    • MEMORY / IMAGE / PERCEPTION
    • Everything is Temporary Forgotten Imagery & Fragmentary Writings 2014 - 2019
  • Site Specific
    • Pulvis et umbra sumus (visitans fisher platea)
    • Conversations of the Lost
    • The Waiting Chair
    • 2-day film concept >
      • The linear monologue of an absent author
      • a detailed account of a non event
      • Open Storage - University of Cumbria BA (Hons) Fine Art Degree Show 2018
  • Painting
    • These walls are falling down around us, they're dripping with memory
    • Dream Studies
  • Jacques Flamand de Simon
  • Contact
Jamie F Simpson
Water is History 2013
Found Objects

This work consists of 24 aged containers of water and a list of historical people and animals with details of the water being connected to them in fluids. They were found in the river Eden and some have been there for 5 years and some for 50 years all with a constant supply of water running through them.

The human body contains on average 65% water which is being constantly replaced every time we eat or drink, this water comes out as urine, sweat, semen, rheum, saliva etc. the water that we drink has been filtered and processed so that is it suitable for human consumption, therefore all water has a memory. 

"All the water on earth was formed in space, in interstellar gas clouds. It was delivered here when the earth was formed or shortly thereafter, in exactly the form it is in. So, all the water on earth… is 4.3 or 4.4 billion years old. No water is being created on earth; no water is being destroyed on earth… …Every drink of water you take, every pot of coffee you make is dinosaur pee because it’s all been through the kidneys of a Tyrannosaurus Rex… many times. Because all the water we have is all the water we have ever had… " (Charles Fishman, 2011)

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