Lisa Jones, ORTIBAL ROOM 16th Oct - 08th Nov Click the link bellow to browse this exhibition online https://mcontemp.com/exhibition/lisa-jones-solo-exhibition/ The Orbital series draws it’s inspiration from the intimate scale of 17th-century pocket globes — objects that mapped both earth and sky. Here, larger porcelain hemispheres invite new forms of interaction, their surfaces marked through a slow, tactile process of drawing on ceramic. Each line becomes a trace of movement, a recor...
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Lisa Jones, ORTIBAL ROOM 16th Oct - 08th Nov Click the link bellow to browse this exhibition online https://mcontemp.com/exhibition/lisa-jones-solo-exhibition/ The Orbital series draws it’s inspiration from the intimate scale of 17th-century pocket globes — objects that mapped both earth and sky. Here, larger porcelain hemispheres invite new forms of interaction, their surfaces marked through a slow, tactile process of drawing on ceramic. Each line becomes a trace of movement, a recor...
Lisa Jones, ORTIBAL ROOM 16th Oct - 08th Nov Click the link bellow to browse this exhibition online https://mcontemp.com/exhibition/lisa-jones-solo-exhibition/ The Orbital series draws it’s inspiration from the intimate scale of 17th-century pocket globes — objects that mapped both earth and sky. Here, larger porcelain hemispheres invite new forms of interaction, their surfaces marked through a slow, tactile process of drawing on ceramic. Each line becomes a trace of movement, a recor...
ART TALKS with .M Contemporary
Lisa Jones, ORTIBAL ROOM 16th Oct - 08th Nov Click the link bellow to browse this exhibition online https://mcontemp.com/exhibition/lisa-jones-solo-exhibition/ The Orbital series draws it’s inspiration from the intimate scale of 17th-century pocket globes — objects that mapped both earth and sky. Here, larger porcelain hemispheres invite new forms of interaction, their surfaces marked through a slow, tactile process of drawing on ceramic. Each line becomes a trace of movement, a recor...
