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Alida Sayer : 'There is no why'
24 Jun-31 Jul 2010
Marsden Woo Gallery
London EC1V 0DN
Overview
Marsden Woo Gallery is delighted to present the work of Alida Sayer, an exciting award-winning young artist whose interdisciplinary approach transcends the borders of art, design and installation as she meditates on the question of how we visualize time. Sayer's emphatic and enigmatic title is inspired by Kurt Vonnegut's book 'Slaughterhouse Five'. Her experimental typography presented as wall-pieces and projections allows the viewer to experience her three-dimensional approach to distilling the essence of a four-dimensional universe.
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