Presented by Danielle Arnaud at Clink Wharf Gallery
Glauce Cerveira Georgie Hopton Sarah Woodfine
paintings drawings
Glauce Cerveiras paintings are complex and visually arresting pictorial constructs in which the pleasures of form and pattern are pursued to a point of extremity, elements layered and juxtaposed in configurations which seem willfully perverse. The images are intriguing and the viewer is teased into deciphering them through a labyrinth of shapes, colour and light-reflecting glass beads.
Georgie Hoptons recent paintings depict sculptures by famous artists: Degas, Ernst, Bourgeois and Moore. These large images are painted in silver or bronze and stand against a grey background. They are given an iconic pictorial presence beyond their initial existence as figurative sculpture. They now assume a completely new identity.
Sarah Woodfine
makes meticulous pencil drawings of imaginary birds and figures. The
strange and sometimes disturbing subjects contain an audacious
fairy-tale quality. The images float on a large sheet of paper
accentuating the unreality of the drawings: no spatial reference, no
context to identify them. Sarah Woodfine
makes meticulous pencil drawings of imaginary birds and figures. The
strange and sometimes disturbing subjects contain an audacious
fairy-tale quality. The images float on a large sheet of paper
accentuating the unreality of the drawings: no spatial reference, no
context to identify them.
4 to 27 March 1999
Clink Wharf Gallery
Clink Street London SE1 9DG
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