GROUP EXHIBITION

Incorporating the sculptures of Lewis Doherty and Consuelo Cavaniglia, alongside a singular work by Olivier Mosset, Quiet precision; dust in the wind see works dwelling on the formal, toying with the canon and continuation on the possibilities (and questions) of an object in space. For all objects gather dust (even those based on a wall), they stand, dust lands and rests, but the operational language of these works can hold movement or momentum. Slick surfaces of metals and plastics afford speed, natural wood and stone hold the passage of time; mirrors make for real-time movement, and bronze is something intervening with all the above. The dust settles, yet the dialogue of material considerations and a precise formation of varied forms see a gust of wind come through, upsetting this stillness, allowing for the animate.