Planes of Flow
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Ben Cain
Karlos Gil Katie Hare Henry Mulhall Chooc Ly Tan Bea Turner John Henry Newton Chase Coley with Pascal Colman David Somlo with Alexandra Baybutt Rodrigo Camacho with Milena Mateus and Roxanna Albayati Martin & Robin-Novak Smith 4 April 2015
Windsor, Antique and Modern Furniture 261 New Cross Road SE14 5UQ London |
The exhibition is an allusion to the idea of 'impossible objects', two-dimensional geometrical figures representing a projection of a three-dimensional object which is in reality impossible, as it suffers from distortions and breaks from other view-points. Such as an example is the 'Apolinère Enameled', a 1916 advertisement painted by Marcel Duchamp which depicts a girl painting a bed-frame with white enamel paint, including conflicting perspective lines that produce an unfeasible realisation of such, and where a piece of the frame is missing.
The proposition of a second-hand furniture shop as exhibition space, - immense in its dimension, impossible in its structure - , brings together a series of works that question our co-existence with objects. Functioning around the impossibility of a stable reality in which ourselves and the objects that surround us exist in, the works attempt to navigate these perpetual planes of flow. |
