Haecceity – /hɛkˈsiːɪti,hiːkˈsiːɪti/ by Tracy Hill by Ralph Hoyte
(site-specific drawing installation): first proposed by John Duns Scotus (1266–1308), a haecceity is a non-qualitative property responsible for individuation and identity. That property or quality of a thing by virtue of which it is unique or describable as ‘this (one)’.
In March 2018 Hill spent three weeks as artist in residence at Warrington Museum and Art Gallery creating a site specific installation consisting of large Limestone drawings created directly on the gallery walls and 4 interactive screen-printed panels.
Commissioned as part of WCAF17 the installation took inspiration from the many post-industrial mossland spaces around Warrington.
‘Haecceity’ is an interweaving of the measured world with the very personal world of sensuous experiences. Interpretations of facts and fiction playing out on a platform, which is itself a constant process of Haecceity or individuation, constantly differing from itself and from anything else.
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