Thank you all so much for coming to the opening of Process in Work last night! We had a great time creating our own moire patterns in Max R+I‘s installation, and seeing the first instalment of Sorsha Galvin‘s piece ‘Back to Nowhere’. If you missed the private view, there is still time to visit as […]
The second part of the Process series, ‘Process in Work‘ opens this week! Four artists and designers explore how their experimental approaches to the creative process and working methods form the very fabric of their work. More than informing or guiding the design, the process becomes integral to the end result. Through sculpture, installation, design & […]
We have an exciting line-up for our next instalment of the Process series, ‘Process in Work‘, starting with the Reasearch and Innovation group from the engineers Max Fordham. A few words from Max Fordham R+I on their proposal ‘Moiré Screens’ for ‘Process in Work’: Art, physics and engineering collide in a multi-faceted piece, investigating and experimenting with architectural applications […]
As part of Adam Blencowe‘s time with Scene, he expanded on his original project ‘The Adhocist Chair‘ with a workshop open to the public. The perimeters were: To work to a given brief (written by visitors to the gallery) To use the materials on hand (found and scrap material) To answer the brief within 4 […]
Adam Blencowe graduated from the Design Products course at the Royal College of Art in 2015. He now works from his studio in Bow, East London His approach to design centres on combining existing materials and systems in new ways to produce unexpected results. For example Fuzzy Logic adapted a Makita jigsaw to make precision […]
Scene invites you to an evening of discussions as part of ‘People in Process‘: the first part of the Process series, exploring how the creative process can be a collaboration between artist and end user/ the public. Through art, architecture and design, the exhibition explores how involvement of those destined to enjoy the outcome of […]