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WIL MURRAY : Please Boss Remember Me
7 Mar-12 Apr 2014
Vitrine
London SE1 3UW
Overview
Wil Murray's work is a hybrid of painting and photography. Exploring painting as a method less based on procedure than materiality, Murray brings together the processes of painting and analogue photography. Highlighting the role of the object, his work employs time-based processes that allow the object to be represented, redeveloped and obscured. His use of photography speaks more of an investigation of paintings’ relationship to time and object than the production of digital images for immediate consumption.
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