Ricci Albenda and Chris Burden
The Andrew Kreps Gallery is pleased to present a two-person show featuring works by New York-based artist Ricci Albenda and Los Angeles-based Chris Burden.
The show seeks simply to exhibit two artists who work with ideas of spatial perception - simultaneously 鈥渞eal鈥� and imaginary. Ricci Albenda鈥檚 architectural installations present fictive visual spaces 鈥揳nnexes of the room in which a viewer stands that in some cases spin (almost imperceptibly slowly) or stretch and break the interior horizon. Mathematically and spatially determined, the horizon moves in and out of 鈥渞ooms鈥� and spaces 鈥� expanding and bending the relation of the perception of the body of the viewer.
Chris Burden鈥檚 bridge works operate in a similar way, exploring the contrast between the factual and its artistic twin - underscoring the inherent relationship between art and reality - and our spatial relationship with objects in the world and in the gallery.
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The Andrew Kreps Gallery is pleased to present a two-person show featuring works by New York-based artist Ricci Albenda and Los Angeles-based Chris Burden.
The show seeks simply to exhibit two artists who work with ideas of spatial perception - simultaneously 鈥渞eal鈥� and imaginary. Ricci Albenda鈥檚 architectural installations present fictive visual spaces 鈥揳nnexes of the room in which a viewer stands that in some cases spin (almost imperceptibly slowly) or stretch and break the interior horizon. Mathematically and spatially determined, the horizon moves in and out of 鈥渞ooms鈥� and spaces 鈥� expanding and bending the relation of the perception of the body of the viewer.
Chris Burden鈥檚 bridge works operate in a similar way, exploring the contrast between the factual and its artistic twin - underscoring the inherent relationship between art and reality - and our spatial relationship with objects in the world and in the gallery.
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