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The 323 breeze blocks comprising the walls of a former materials shop at Byam Shaw were painted white; colour was introduced by way of colour names from a Dulux chart written in pencil on every block, each wall a different ‘colour’.
The 323 breeze blocks comprising the walls of a former materials shop at Byam Shaw were painted white; colour was introduced by way of colour names from a Dulux chart written in pencil on every block, each wall a different ‘colour’.
The 323 breeze blocks comprising the walls of a former materials shop at Byam Shaw were painted white; colour was introduced by way of colour names from a Dulux chart written in pencil on every block, each wall a different ‘colour’.
The 323 breeze blocks comprising the walls of a former materials shop at Byam Shaw were painted white; colour was introduced by way of colour names from a Dulux chart written in pencil on every block, each wall a different ‘colour’.
The 323 breeze blocks comprising the walls of a former materials shop at Byam Shaw were painted white; colour was introduced by way of colour names from a Dulux chart written in pencil on every block, each wall a different ‘colour’.
The 323 breeze blocks comprising the walls of a former materials shop at Byam Shaw were painted white; colour was introduced by way of colour names from a Dulux chart written in pencil on every block, each wall a different ‘colour’.
Installation: gap in the sea cliffs | 10 x 1.2 metresCompressed charcoal drawing of a computer-generated image of the words ‘gap in the sea cliffs’ which is the title of the exhibition and the meaning of ‘gate’ as in the name of the gallery and of the road on which it stands. In addition, photographs and text on adjacent wall.
Installation: gap in the sea cliffs | 10 x 1.2 metresCompressed charcoal drawing of a computer-generated image of the words ‘gap in the sea cliffs’ which is the title of the exhibition and the meaning of ‘gate’ as in the name of the gallery and of the road on which it stands. In addition, photographs and text on adjacent wall.
Installation: gap in the sea cliffs | 10 x 1.2 metresCompressed charcoal drawing of a computer-generated image of the words ‘gap in the sea cliffs’ which is the title of the exhibition and the meaning of ‘gate’ as in the name of the gallery and of the road on which it stands. In addition, photographs and text on adjacent wall.
Installation: gap in the sea cliffs | 10 x 1.2 metresCompressed charcoal drawing of a computer-generated image of the words ‘gap in the sea cliffs’ which is the title of the exhibition and the meaning of ‘gate’ as in the name of the gallery and of the road on which it stands. In addition, photographs and text on adjacent wall.
Installation: gap in the sea cliffs | 10 x 1.2 metresCompressed charcoal drawing of a computer-generated image of the words ‘gap in the sea cliffs’ which is the title of the exhibition and the meaning of ‘gate’ as in the name of the gallery and of the road on which it stands. In addition, photographs and text on adjacent wall.
Installation: gap in the sea cliffs | 10 x 1.2 metresCompressed charcoal drawing of a computer-generated image of the words ‘gap in the sea cliffs’ which is the title of the exhibition and the meaning of ‘gate’ as in the name of the gallery and of the road on which it stands. In addition, photographs and text on adjacent wall.
Installation: gap in the sea cliffs | 10 x 1.2 metresCompressed charcoal drawing of a computer-generated image of the words ‘gap in the sea cliffs’ which is the title of the exhibition and the meaning of ‘gate’ as in the name of the gallery and of the road on which it stands. In addition, photographs and text on adjacent wall.
Installation: gap in the sea cliffs | 10 x 1.2 metresCompressed charcoal drawing of a computer-generated image of the words ‘gap in the sea cliffs’ which is the title of the exhibition and the meaning of ‘gate’ as in the name of the gallery and of the road on which it stands. In addition, photographs and text on adjacent wall.