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Disappear Here

Exhibition · 2018 · RIBA Architecture Gallery, London

An exhibition on perspective and other kinds of space. Drawings selected from the RIBA collections and Drawing Matter are brought into an installation of painted geometry and mirrors. Their vanishing points organise the gallery hang, connecting individual works into a larger spatial drawing. The exhibition explores how perspective shapes both representations and the world we build.

The vanishing points of individual drawings determine the positions of neighbouring works. The wall painting extends their space into the gallery.

Fields of blue stretch around the gallery, bringing flat surfaces and the illusion of depth into the same view.

Works from RIBA and Drawing Matter bring different periods and drawing practices into a shared spatial arrangement.

A painted opening sits beside the framed works. Its flat geometry suggests a recess while remaining part of the wall.

The painted geometry continues across a corner, connecting drawings on separate walls within one composition.

A closer view brings the marks and construction of individual drawings back into focus within the larger installation.

Different sizes, formats and viewpoints meet within a single arrangement of frames and painted space.

Two works occupy different heights, with the diagonal division of the wall joining the space around them.

At the edge of the installation, painted surfaces meet a mirrored base and a small framed drawing.

Black lines wrap around a white faceted form, carrying a drawing grid over its top, inner and outer surfaces.

A second viewpoint changes the relation between the grid and the object’s folded outline.

Visitors and their reflections enter the composition, bringing moving bodies into the exhibition’s constructed views.

A mirrored column repeats visitors, drawings and painted walls, extending the exhibition into reflected space.

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