'Project code-named Humpty'
Kate Johnson, an art and archaeological science collaboration
Project Code-named Humpty (P c-n H)
A major collaborative piece of narrative art performance, which harnesses the latest 3D imaging and visualisation approaches to inform manual reconstruction of a monumental sculpture of a human figure almost ten feet tall – created in clay, cast in specially engineered mortar, and deliberately fragmented from a height.
Funding
AHRC Follow-on funding Highlight Digital Transformations – linked to the Fragmented Heritage project; Conceived and led by painter/ sculptor Kate Johnson, with Dr Adrian Evans, Dr Leon Black (Leeds), Dr Andrew Wilson.
