25% Better Than Cubism…

A solo exhibition by Mark Wotherspoon

opening: Thursday 29 January, from 6:00pm
28 January – 28 February

For over fifteen years, Mark has explored the triangle as a primary structural and conceptual form. Initially inspired by the hard-edged aesthetics of early 3D rendering software, these investigations first materialised as thick, solid glass sculptures.

Over time, the triangular form migrated into painting, extending the two-dimensional image beyond the confines of the canvas or frame and into room itself. This progression ultimately evolved into a distinct triangulated abstraction of the pictorial surface itself. Reducing dimensional complexity by one degree from Cubism, the work proposes a sharpened, distilled visual language—Precise. Spatially aware... with Trianglism having one fewer dimension than Cubism, the result is, by Mark’s reckoning, 25% improved