Disengagement
Nicodemus left Belfast in the winter of 1992/3, burned out and unsure about what would come next. All he did know was that he needed a break, that he needed to put some distance between himself and the world he had just left.
Whilst the projects included here only represent a small fraction of the ideas and concepts he explored during his period of disengagement, they add up to an interesting story and offer valuable insights into his state of mind at the time.
Whilst the projects included here only represent a small fraction of the ideas and concepts he explored during his period of disengagement, they add up to an interesting story and offer valuable insights into his state of mind at the time.
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1996
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A Step at a Time, installation dedicated to Eamon McCaffrey
Artist: Nicodemus Curator: Dr. Slavka Sverakova Host & Venue: Context Gallery, L’Derry, N.I. Archive (docu. of the work in situ still missing) |
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1996-1997
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Road Piece, permanent installation (transplantation)
Artist: Nicodemus Proposed Hosts: Context Gallery, L’Derry, N.I. and Museum für Post und Telekommunikation, Berlin, Germany Archive (Berlin declined - the project was never realised) |
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1997
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1997-1998
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Gold And Mortality, an installation of 'machine gun paintings'
Artist: Nicodemus Proposed Host: White Cube Gallery, London, UK Archive (the project was never realised) |
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1998
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In 2003 Nicodemus sets up the Democracy School [see resume]