It is circumstances or chance of nature is what Lax focus’s on and attempts to capture.
At the core of Lax’s work is her choices that carefully frame natural patterns.
Working with the land itself, digging at the river beds of Bristol, to gather the silt for her beautifully rhythmic floor pieces. Delicately drying, cracking after it’s carefully and delicately applied to the floor of the gallery. Alongside her floor pieces Lax has equally beautiful and painstaking drawings that run alongside, as a means to capture the shifting of time within our environmental surroundings.
I myself cannot wait to see her work in the flesh, alongside the work of Kathy Hinde, and Alice Vandeleur-Boorer, in Bristol’s Looking Glass gallery and it latest show “As Far As The Eye Can See”.
Opening TONIGHT and running for the rest of the week, “As Far As The Eye Can See” looks to be a really great combinations of perspectives to create a really exciting show on contemporary ecology.
Check Out More Of Laurie’s Work HERE
See More About The Looking Glass’ Nights and Show HERE
