Harrison Pearce

Extracorporeal Disassembly Module I, 2021150 x 130cmSign in to view price

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The artwork presents a captivating black and white composition featuring an intricate arrangement of abstract shapes and forms. The prominent elements include curved, looping lines and geometric patterns that create a sense of depth and dynamism. The overall visual style appears to be a modernist or industrial design aesthetic, with the use of clean lines, sharp angles, and a monochromatic palette. The artist's intention might have been to explore the interplay of light, shadow, and the sculptural qualities of these machine-like forms, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of art and technology. ...

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Artist

Harrison Pearce

B.1986, British

Harrison Pearce (b.1986, United Kingdom) is an artist who works in sculpture and installation. His installation often include theatrical kinetic works and sound compositions that combine psychological drama with scientific research and industrial materials. Pearce's work has been shown at galleries and institutions nationally and internationally and has been acquired for private and public collections.

Harrison Pearce: Artworks

Harrison PearceExhaust, Resonate, 2020

120 x 61 x 16.24cm

Harrison PearcePensile Mouthpiece, 2020

24 x 9.8 x 12.5cm

Harrison PearceExtracorporeal Disassembly Module I, 2021

150 x 130cm

Gallery

Mou Projects

Hong Kong

MOU PROJECTS (formerly known as MINE PROJECT) is a Hong Kong-based contemporary art gallery established in 2019. Since its inception, the gallery has been dedicated to showcase both local and international emerging artists working in all media and has held many of their first solo exhibitions in Hong Kong as well as in Asia. With an aim to facilitate artistic dialogues and conceptual innovations, the gallery supports artists whose experimental practices and boundary-pushing ethos reflect the current social reality and manifest an alternative contemporary aesthetics. ...