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David Cheeseman : Drawn Breath
2 Nov-7 Dec 2019
Tintype
London N1 2SL
Overview
Working mainly with sculpture, installation and photography David Cheeseman’s practice was informed by specific links and analogies. He was profoundly interested in process to analyse and construct a visual proposition. Materiality was as important as image; his fascination with the methodologies and philosophies of science and magic culminated in works that are conceptually complex and visually rich. David Cheeseman died of cancer in September 2018. He worked on new pieces right up to the end of his life and in the summer of last year we had cheerfully talked about and planned a second show at Tintype.
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