Gloss II

Becky Beasley

Gloss II, 2007168 x 200cmPrice on Request
Details
Material
Matt fibre-based gelatin silver print, archival linen tape, eyelets
Description
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The artwork depicts a simple, minimalist shelving unit rendered in a stark black-and-white palette. The composition features a rectangular structure with clean, geometric lines and four discrete shelves. The stark contrast between the dark shelves and the faded, hazy background creates a sense of visual tension and depth. The overall style reflects the Bauhaus principles of functionality and streamlined design, with the artist using a reductive approach to emphasize the inherent form and materials. This modernist piece likely aims to explore themes of space, utility, and the relationship between negative and positive forms. ...

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Becky Beasley
Artist
Becky Beasley
1975 , British

Becky Beasley is interested in how one inhabits and exists within space and environments. Historical research and literature, specifically the writings of Herman Melville, William Faulkner and Thomas Bernard, form the spine of Beasley’s artistic practice. She extracts fragments, visual ‘images’ from her literary sources – by nature non-visual – articulating them through the forms of sculpture, installation, text and photography. Beasley can extrapolate the politics of the everyday and the limits of language from her literary references, investigating the complexities and ambiguities, transparencies and opacities that form the human and its experiences. ...

Becky Beasley: Artworks
Astray (D.A.M.)
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Bearings I
Becky BeasleyBearings I, 2014Price on Request
Literary Green
Becky BeasleyLiterary Green, 2009Price on Request
Gloss II
Becky BeasleyGloss II, 2007Price on Request
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