Spencer Daly
Spencer Daly’s work looks to the American blue-collar in giving value to his pieces' simple forms and unluxurious materials. Yet, instead the excessive and sometimes exaggerated labour involved in constructing an object that has a single, simple use.
Spencer Daly’s work looks to the American blue-collar in giving value to his pieces' simple forms and unluxurious materials. Yet, instead the excessive and sometimes exaggerated labour involved in constructing an object that has a single, simple use.
By using simple, familiar, and traditional American construction techniques, the pieces both have familiarity and unfamiliarity. Each piece and part is visible, bearing itself as if demanding to be seen. By matching this with a simple platonic silhouette such as "chair", "table," etc., the work becomes an example where 1 plus 1 equals 11.
With visible details and protruding hardware, the pieces are often inconvenient and even dangerous when approached haphazardly, which demands reverence from the approacher.
Theo Triantafyllidis
Theo Triantafyllidis is an artist who works with digital and physical media to explore the experience of space and the mechanics of embodiment in hybrid realities
Arnaud Eubelen
Arnaud Eubelen works in the no man's land between sculpture and design, questioning our assumptions that lead from concepts to objects, shifting their use and context to highlight their intrinsic qualities and values.
Lionel Jadot
Jadot invites you into subtle, quirky worlds bordering on reality. “I don't throw anything out, I pick up. I don't have a green thumb, I try cuttings, unnatural marriages. I never forget a line.”
