THE DNA OF ORGANIC MACHINERY

Delighted to have a series of sketches for future sculptures on show at Chelsea Arts Club as part of the current season of exhibitions.

Rapid-fire, quick marks, celebrating form and pattern, building blocks, mutations, DNA manipulations, simple rolling forms, statics suggesting motion, perambulation.  Firm and fleshy with warning sign pigmentation, balancing acts and residual genetic contracts.

The choice of monochrome copies force the eye to regulate form.  Mutating into the more suggestive, cohesive elements of Organic Machinery, frozen in a pose, at once familiar and totally alien, exploding with colour and dynamics.

Exploring ideas for future 3D works, imagining these creations in staccato or sinuous motion, organic cogs slipping over oiled surfaces, somewhere between sculpture and costume in a cartoon world.

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Chelsea Arts Club, 143 Old Church Street, London SW3 6EB