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New Reflections

Solo Exhibition
Matter, New York City
October 19–December 9 2017

 

New Reflections is an exploration of form that stems from a belief in the traditional tectonics of the ancient world. Translated in scale to fit our immediate surroundings, these exercises in Euclidean shapes perform a fleeting collage of geometric basics, creating the new out of the known. The result is an array of amalgamated forms in monolithic and composite execution, spanning through changing parameters in light (read: transparency), material, and form. The three object exercises displayed revolve around the familiar and everyday elements: stools, side tables, mirrors, and tableware.

New Reflections
New Reflections

Photogrpahs by Brooke Holm

Surfaces in Flux Tube Light Installation Voids Rollers Adaptive Ground Lucid Dreamscape Soft Horizons Ellipse and Ellipsis Charlotte Chesnais Reflections of Now Fluid Gardens Garden House Purble Nebula On Slowness Dry Garden NOGUCHI AND GREECE, GREECE AND NOGUCHI ECHOES POIKILOS LIGHTS ON Chronos Conversations on Domesticity Ask Me If I Believe in the Future DOMESTICITY-AT-LARGE DOMESTICITY-AT-LARGE Why Now? Hard, Soft, and All Lit Up with Nowhere to Go Future Archeology Future Archaeology Volax Come Back Tomorrow Archipelago Far Doric Columns Standing Stones Pilotis Landscapes Homage Formations Bloc Studios / Alcova Forms of Volume Untitled Memory Acts New Reflections Champs Creatifs Athlos Rest Stop Table of Contents
New Reflections
New Reflections
Solo Exhibition
Matter, New York City
October 19–December 9 2017

 

New Reflections is an exploration of form that stems from a belief in the traditional tectonics of the ancient world. Translated in scale to fit our immediate surroundings, these exercises in Euclidean shapes perform a fleeting collage of geometric basics, creating the new out of the known. The result is an array of amalgamated forms in monolithic and composite execution, spanning through changing parameters in light (read: transparency), material, and form. The three object exercises displayed revolve around the familiar and everyday elements: stools, side tables, mirrors, and tableware.

New Reflections
New Reflections

Photogrpahs by Brooke Holm