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Ian Kiaer, Endnote, ping (part of murmer/black), 2018, courtesy of the artist and gallery |
Kiaer's work is European in its sensibility: and you are taken aback by it. Each piece perks up your visual sense. You leave the gallery seeing the mundane a little differently.
I am going to refer you here to the words of The Ruskin School of Art, where Kiaer teaches. The work shown above, consists of acrylic, pencil on paper, and Plexiglas. Another, Endnote, ping (limb), 2019 (not shown), consists of a fan, a very fine gauge plastic tube, and electrical wire. Yet it shows the impossible: the insubstantiality of air. Don't stop to wonder how, just see it.
Alison Jacques Gallery
16–18 Berners Street
London W1
Opening times
Tuesday to Saturday 11am–6pm or by appointment.
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