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LEVEL LEVEL is a solo exhibition by Harry Gould Harvey IV developed in response to the spatial configuration of the gallery. It begins with two drawings – a central tenet of Harvey’s practice – displayed behind the reception desk. These works on paper, entitled ShⒶdows B444 Babylon and W/h/Ⓔ/n D\r\e\a\m\i\n\g, were produced as part of a larger series in the lead up to the opening, and for the artist set the tone for the rest of the exhibition. Their imagery, language and symbolism can be used as a viewfinder through which to look at the rest of the show.
Following on, Oj□ Rojo LEVEL LEVEL, is positioned in the first main exhibition space, a light installation consisting of twelve laser levels installed in a horizontal line roughly aligned to the height of the artist’s heart and positioned vertically with one another to create a grid. These particular lasers are used in construction to secure consistent straight lines, but the technology has its origins in military use and for...More
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LEVEL LEVEL is a solo exhibition by Harry Gould Harvey IV developed in response to the spatial configuration of the gallery. It begins with two drawings – a central tenet of Harvey’s practice – displayed behind the reception desk. These works on paper, entitled ShⒶdows B444 Babylon and W/h/Ⓔ/n D\r\e\a\m\i\n\g, were produced as part of a larger series in the lead up to the opening, and for the artist set the tone for the rest of the exhibition. Their imagery, language and symbolism can be used as a viewfinder through which to look at the rest of the show.
Following on, Oj□ Rojo LEVEL LEVEL, is positioned in the first main exhibition space, a light installation consisting of twelve laser levels installed in a horizontal line roughly aligned to the height of the artist’s heart and positioned vertically with one another to create a grid. These particular lasers are used in construction to secure consistent straight lines, but the technology has its origins in military use and for...More
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