A collaborative project by Julie Brooke & Susan Buret
Opening Friday 21 August 6-8pm
Opening Friday 21 August 6-8pm
Open 11am - 5pm Friday - Sunday 22 Aug - 6 Sept
Artists' talks - 2 pm on Sunday 6 September
Triangulation refers to a dialogue
between Brooke and Buret that concerns not only the geometric forms with which
they work,
but also the mathematical process of using two fixed points to determine a new, unknown value. Working two hundred
kilometers apart, this dialogue often takes the form of intuitive responses to ideas expressed in emails and conversations,
as well looking at and responding to works in progress.
but also the mathematical process of using two fixed points to determine a new, unknown value. Working two hundred
kilometers apart, this dialogue often takes the form of intuitive responses to ideas expressed in emails and conversations,
as well looking at and responding to works in progress.
In the
summer of 2014 Brooke and Buret both began making work using the colours and
forms of butterflies. Brooke’s paintings
arose from a collaboration with applied mathematicians who analyse complex structures inside butterfly wing scales, while
Buret’s work was informed by her observations of Blue Jewel butterflies, Hypochrysops delicia, in her garden. Using the
shared visual language of grids and geometric forms, Brooke and Buret explore the possibilities of tapestry, painting and
modular constructions to establish the third point of the triangle.
arose from a collaboration with applied mathematicians who analyse complex structures inside butterfly wing scales, while
Buret’s work was informed by her observations of Blue Jewel butterflies, Hypochrysops delicia, in her garden. Using the
shared visual language of grids and geometric forms, Brooke and Buret explore the possibilities of tapestry, painting and
modular constructions to establish the third point of the triangle.
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Julie Brooke Minimal Surface 1 Gouache, pencil and acrylic on board, 30 x 30 cm
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| Susan Buret Floored, 2014, acrylic on ply, 480 x 350 x 12 cm approx. |
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| Julie Brooke Entangled Labyrinth 1 Gouache and pencil on paper, 24 x 24 cm |
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| Susan Buret Monarch, 2015, flashe vinyl on mdf, 65 x 130 cm approx |
http://geoform.net/artists/susan-buret/
http://www.visualartist.info/susanburet