Laura Aldridge
Larry Bell
David Berezin
Andy Boot
David Raymond Conroy
Timothy Davies
Mark Soo
Texture mapping is a modelling technique in which a 2D image covers the surface of a 3D model. Texturing an object appears to set up a split between display and content where surface and ground are no longer connected. However, the display blends both the representation and the object; the textured surface attempts to take on the role of both the description of the part and the part itself.
It is not the object revealing its material surface, but instead becomes the representation sagging around it. Lines and surfaces mark and constitute the boundary of a body when tiling its surface. The tile can be both an individual and repeatable thing with no overlaps or breaks.
The textured design is a boundary representation limited to faces and edges where the humps or hollows along the frame are approximated with irregular modular volumes. It textures or performs the body of an object and this surface texturing becomes an approximation and a potential description of a larger whole where the content of the display begins to emerge.
Curated by Tim Steer.
Andy Boot, is a very recent re, 2011
Watercolour on canvas
80 x 60 cm
Andy Boot, is a very recent re, 2011 (Detail)
Watercolour on canvas
80 x 60 cm
Installation view, 2012
David Berezin, These Moments, 2009
Looped video
Larry Bell, Medium Size Mirage Study no. 104, 1993
Mixed media on black denim
106.68 x 106.68 cm
Larry Bell, Medium Size Mirage Study no. 104, 1993 (Detail)
Mixed media on black denim
106.68 x 106.68 cm
Larry Bell, Medium Size Mirage Study no. 62, 1993
Mixed media on white canvas
106.68 x 106.68 cm
Larry Bell, Medium Size Mirage Study no. 62, 1993 (Detail)
Mixed media on white canvas
106.68 x 106.68 cm
Installation view, 2012
Timothy Davies, Creative Single, 2012
Framed Inkjet Print on Paper
85 x 65 cm
Installation view, 2012
David Raymond Conroy, Double no, 2012
Defaced record
31 x 56.5 cm
Laura Aldridge, Let it grow, on all sides (II), 2012
Screen print on perspex
76 x 65 cm
Mark Soo, Several Circles, 2010
2 channel video installation
5m 35
Mark Soo, Several Circles, 2010 (Still)
2 channel video installation
5m 35