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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Stephen Lewis, Below the Horizon, 2020
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Stephen Lewis

Below the Horizon, 2020
Perspex cube, wooden patterns, plastic dwelling
20x20x20cm
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Stephen Lewis, Below the Horizon, 2020
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  • Below the Horizon
b. 1959, Lancashire, UK; lives and works in London 1977-1980 Manchester Polytechnic, BA 1981-1982 Jan Van Eych Academie, Maastricht In his sculpture Below The Horizon, Steve Lewis has used foundry...
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b. 1959, Lancashire, UK; lives and works in London

1977-1980 Manchester Polytechnic, BA
1981-1982 Jan Van Eych Academie, Maastricht


In his sculpture Below The Horizon, Steve Lewis has used foundry patterns offered to him by the Museum of London who acquired the parts in the 1960s from local foundries. The strong architectural element of the red rings, which have been formed into a gimbal, is countered by the objects placed inside the sculpture, namely a house, a tree and a telegraph pole from his childhood train set. These give the work a highly personal element and add complexity and playfulness. As with all of his works, Lewis uses colour as an integral part of the sculpture. A formal dynamic is created through the merging of colour with industrial shapes, in an original artwork which allows room for speculation.


www.stephenlewissculpture.co.uk

Portrait courtesy Mali Morris
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