James Lomax

Shutter, 2024100 x 120 x 4cmSign in to view price

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Material

reinforced concrete, welded aluminium frame

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This contemporary artwork features a predominantly blue-toned abstract composition. The canvas is filled with various geometric shapes, including rectangular forms that appear to be partially obscured or layered. The overall style and technique suggest a minimalist approach, with a focus on the interplay of colors, shapes, and translucent layers. The work's muted palette and understated composition invite the viewer to contemplate the tension between the visible and the concealed, hinting at the artist's interest in exploring themes of fragmentation, perception, and the ambiguity of visual representation. ...

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Artist

James Lomax

B.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. ...