James Lomax

Untitled (System XI), 2023122 x 100 x 3cm6000 GBP

Details

MaterialGalleryLocation

glass reinforced concrete and aluminiumSid Motion GalleryLondon

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork depicts a simple, minimalist composition featuring a rectangular off-white surface with subtle textural variations, reminiscent of a whitewashed brick wall. The overall impression is one of calm and serenity, with the artist's focus on the inherent beauty of the material and its innate qualities. The work employs a reductive, monochromatic style, emphasizing the artist's interest in exploring the expressive potential of the medium itself. This piece reflects the artist's engagement with the concept of materiality and the relationship between the physical and the metaphysical within the realm of contemporary art. ...

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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. ...