Still-ness in Motion, the latest series of work by Nicholas Peter Bartlett, presents us with the concept of stopping any moment of time and observing the diversiform of paths created in choice.
In his work, Nicholas propositions a different understanding of our reality; investigating the individual moments we string together to create our environments. Each piece in the collection captures a paused fragment of time which exposes the infinite possibilities ahead.
“Supposing we are actually existing in a completely different way to common belief. One where swirling sands of space-time convert moments into multi-dimensional spaces of our own creation; further interpreted back to us as our own reality.”
Creating the work in his new East London atelier, Studio 88, this curation is a neoteric addition to the Studio 88 catalogue.
A somewhat heterogeneous collection of work, brings together paintings, photography and the centrepiece sculpture, Balancing Stones.
The mixed media kinetic sculpture is the pinnacle of this conceptual body of work, produced by master craftsmen from Cape Town to London, exhibited in a space disparate to any other.
NICHOLAS PETER BARTLETT
Nicholas is a conceptual artist with the ability to see his wildest ideas through to reality. Continuously offering an intrinsically perceptive and playful view of the world. His paintings and photography serve to show his thoughtful contemplation that then makes way for the combustion of energy thrown into his set design. Recent client list includes: Kopparberg, The Northface, Cadbury, Secret Garden Party, Google, Glastonbury Festivals.
| Duration | 27 April 2017 - 29 April 2017 |
| Times | call for details |
| Cost | Free |
| Venue | Hoxton Arches |
| Address | 402 Cremer Street, London, E2 8HD |
| Contact | 020 3051 5087 / info@hoxtonarches.com / www.hoxtonarches.com |