Echoes of the Infinite explores the deep connections between natural patterns and human-made systems, from the microscopic to the cosmic. Through the mechanical repetition of construction cranes, the works reveal the intricate geometries and rhythms that echo across all scales of existence — where the same mathematical sequences and shapes can be found in the growth of plants, the structure of galaxies, and the building of our urban landscapes. The exhibition will also feature a selection of works spanning Gerry Buxton’s career. From graphics to fashion, the show will include screen prints on paper, textiles, canvas, wallpaper, wood, glass, metal and even the iPhone.
About the Artist
Based at Thames-Side Studios, Gerry Buxton is a printmaker whose work is rooted in the tradition and aesthetic of British Pop Art. Encompassing the full range of screen printing, from the illustrative to the industrial, he is a regular exhibitor at international art fairs. Commissions include works produced for London City Airport, The Marylebone Cricket Club and Tate Modern. For more of his work visit www.gerrybuxton.co.uk and follow @gerrybuxton
