Image: James Lieutenant, We Lack Gravity #6, 2021, monotype of relief ink on BFK paper. Photograph: Document Photography.

James Lieutenant

Turn on the light

19 aug. — 8 oct. 2022

James Lieutenant's practice focuses on atmospheric and ethereal qualities that can emerge through layering colour and texture. He has researched a variety of surface application techniques; from dabbing watery paint with a rag, to pushing  paint through a silkscreen leaving bitmap forms lightly veiled and shimmering on the surface. 

For his new exhibition Turn on the light, James Lieutenant has constructed a series of works that explore the relationship between light, materials and texture. These abstracted works create a dialogue between the physical act of layering materials and emotional states including vulnerability, trauma and harmony.

Image: James Lieutenant, We Lack Gravity #6, 2021, monotype of relief ink on BFK paper. Photograph: Document Photography.

James Lieutenant

Turn on the light

19 aug. — 8 oct. 2022

James Lieutenant's practice focuses on atmospheric and ethereal qualities that can emerge through layering colour and texture. He has researched a variety of surface application techniques; from dabbing watery paint with a rag, to pushing  paint through a silkscreen leaving bitmap forms lightly veiled and shimmering on the surface. 

For his new exhibition Turn on the light, James Lieutenant has constructed a series of works that explore the relationship between light, materials and texture. These abstracted works create a dialogue between the physical act of layering materials and emotional states including vulnerability, trauma and harmony.