Nicola Scott: Impossible Depth

Deadline:

2 September
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September 24
Onespace Gallery

In Impossible Depth, Nicola Scott explores ‘holography’, a three-dimensional illusionary technique that records the liquidity and reflective ability of layered light waves and colour, onto a 2D picture plane. The curious, multilayered textures contained in each work suggest traces of plastic, brushes, alternating opacity and gesture. Due to the depth created by interlocking and overlaying shapes and hues, each work implies an impossible depth, forms appear to hang in non-existent space.

Opening Event: Saturday 3 September 2022

Image: Speculative Structure #6, 2022. Oil on linen, 61 x 61cm

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