Daniel Crooks solo exhibition, 'Imaginary Objects', Two Rooms, Auckland
25 May 2012
Daniel Crooks presents a solo exhibition, 'Imaginary Objects, at Two Rooms, Auckland.
Daniel Crooks began his ongoing Time Slice project in 1999, exploring alternative models of spatio-temporal representation through the moving image. One of the main threads of this investigation is the formal treatment of time as a spatial dimension, as a tangible and malleable material. Crooks’ Imaginary Object series is abstract but engaging, still but moving. The works, with their vaguely familiar, half-real objects cast adrift by time and space, begin with the tradition of still life but end as gently moving portraits.
Exhibition dates: 25 May - 7 July, 2012
For more information please click here.
Daniel Crooks began his ongoing Time Slice project in 1999, exploring alternative models of spatio-temporal representation through the moving image. One of the main threads of this investigation is the formal treatment of time as a spatial dimension, as a tangible and malleable material. Crooks’ Imaginary Object series is abstract but engaging, still but moving. The works, with their vaguely familiar, half-real objects cast adrift by time and space, begin with the tradition of still life but end as gently moving portraits.
Exhibition dates: 25 May - 7 July, 2012
For more information please click here.