The Plastic Unit, by Carol Bove

By / / London

The Plastic Unit is the first exhibition of Carol Bove in the gallery David Zwirner and presents large-scale sculptures made from natural and industrial materials, placed in careful relation both to one another and to the gallery space, with four works assigned to each room.

For this show, the New York-based artist presents four groupings, each comprising four sculptures, which impact on the viewers spatial experience, alter display techniques employed within galleries and confront perception.

An expansive steel net, a steel I-beam column supporting a human-sized piece of petrified wood,  a white, tubular glyph or large steel structures are one of the sculptures what you will be able to see in each floor of the gallery.

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When: until May 30th, 2015

Where: David Zwirner – 24 Grafton Street – London W1S 4EZ

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About Astrid Jacomme

French photographer living in Barcelona and passionate by street and travel photography. Used to digital cameras, she discovered the magic of instant photography some years ago, when her mother gave her her old Polaroid 635, the same one with which all of her photographs have been taken when she was a child. It probably explains why today the work of Astrid is linked to a reflexion about childhood, emancipation and memories. Maybe because she studied chemistry or just because she understands photography as a creative tool, Astrid likes to intervene her photographs to fulfil the complete artistic process.