James Lomax

For, 2024136 x 92 x 1cm1500 GBP

Details

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digital c-type print from scanned negative, found perspexSid Motion GalleryLondon

Description

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The artwork depicts the entrance of a building, with a set of glass doors as the focal point. The composition features a monochromatic color scheme dominated by shades of black and gray, creating a stark and minimalist aesthetic. The doors are framed by sleek, linear elements, emphasizing the geometric shapes and the overall minimalist design. The subject matter appears to be a contemporary architectural structure, with the glass panels and metal hardware suggesting a modern, industrial style. The artist's intention seems to be to capture the essence of urban, minimalist architecture, showcasing the interplay of light, shadow, and geometric forms. ...

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Artist

James Lomax

1991

James Lomax often reuses and reframes found objects by shifting their materiality or changing their function and purpose. Often presenting building site hoardings as paintings or reproducing cardboard boxes from luxury goods stores in cast concrete he poses political questions and highlights specific aspects of contemporary culture. With a strong historical art influence on his practice, his work has a specific interest in institutional critique and exhibition making as well as site-reactive interventions. Two new concrete cast works will be presented in the exhibition. ...