ARCHIVE (BERLIN) ARTISTS
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Chloe GunnChloe’s works are largely centred on the practice of figurative life drawing, both in terms of working within this medium and in contemplating the actual act as a discipline of observation. She finds the exercise of ‘people watching’ or ‘people mapping’ to be extremely compelling, particularly in the highly speculative and open-ended nature of bodily gestures such as a hunched shoulder, a heavy walking gait or the wave of a hand. As such, her works embrace the inherently voyeuristic quality of her intense scrutiny, as she searches to find meaning in seemingly mundane exchanges between strangers.
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Zachary Harold
Zac’s practice involves drawing, collage, photography and installation. His main concern is in the interpretation and recreation of spaces, for instance observing the space between things, specifically the way mundane objects within the urban landscape can relate or not relate to each other. The resulting works are a visual analysis of his sight; investigating the ways we can encounter and inhabit such spaces. In turn, the works take form through a rigorous contemplation of composition, colour and balance.
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