Exhibition

Porcelain Sculpture & Photography Exhibition

10 Nov 2011 – 12 Nov 2011

Event times

From 11-5pm

Cost of entry

Free

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The Darnley Gallery

London, United Kingdom

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  • D6, 48, 55, 106, 236, 253,277, 254
  • Nearest Tube-Bethnal Green Underground
  • London Fields Rail, Hackney Central Rail, Hackney Downs Rail
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Maria Alvarez & Carlos Gonzalez

About

An exhibition of works by Maria Alvarez Echenique & Carlos Gonzalez Perez (to raise funds for The Centre For Better Health) Alvarez Echenique's body of work to date presents unusual perspectives on humanity's complex relationship with surrounding environments, both 'natural' and 'man made'. The works take the viewer on a journey into a world where the fusion of the natural and the human sometimes seems to be in harmony and respect, and other times appears to be wilder and darker. A combination of casting and hand-building techniques using porcelain are characteristic of her sculptural work. Exploring the potential of different materials and techniques the pieces become vivid and unique images which call into question many of our preconceptions about porcelain, craft and even beauty. Gonzalez Perez approach to photography has evolved in a very particular way, forcing a clearer sense of what he wants to achieve; a space where the constellation of all possible meetings and encounters comes alive together. Drawing on his intuition, the camera is solely a means to document what he sees with his own eyes. He does not use digital manipulation, distortion lenses or double exposure as creative tools. He wants to show the viewer the other realities that already exist. One does not have to manipulate them, merely change the way we see. The Centre For Better Health is a community mental health charity that supports recovery and promotes social inclusion to individuals in East London. The organisation originally started out in 1959 and has over 50 years of experience in the community mental health sector.

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