ArchiveExhibition
Bruno Pacheco : Cameo
13 Apr-19 May 2018
Hollybush Gardens
London EC1R 5EY
Overview
Working across wide-ranging motifs, Bruno Pacheco’s work is rooted in a language of painting. Here, a selection of works on paper are painted in tones that vary from pink and purple to a dirty yellow and green. With no one style, but a multiple and ever-changing approach to painting, Pacheco employs a circulating set of ideas and conditions that become reaf rmed and deconstructed through repetition.
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