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Luke McCreadie : A length of spit dangled from a mouth.
6 Jul-28 Jul 2019
Matt’s Gallery
London SW11 7AN
Overview
An exhibition of new work by Luke McCreadie at Matt’s Gallery, suggests an interplay of utterances and mutenesses. McCreadie probes longstanding sculptural concerns through the lens of present-day imaging technology and fabrication techniques, sculptures suggest and enact acts of physical failure that allude to linguistic failure, lumpen blobs or skeletal frames that block our movements or lines of sight fold under pressure.
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