Rebecca Ross: Grid Trip
Grid Trip organises the colour and chaos of travel through art.
Overview
Rebecca Ross' new exhibition, Grid Trip, is an embodiment of the artists time in Rome last year. Her artwork uses the motif of the grid as a way of recording and expressing her travels. Colourful pieces with bold intersecting lines serve to depict select moments in time and map out Ross's travels over the past year.
A few of the works on show are finished products that she commenced whilst studying at the British School at Rome. Included in her influences are major fashion houses such as Gucci and Prada, as well as a wide array of artists, making this show an eclectic exhibition. Her artworks reflect the chaos of travelling in an organised way. Each piece encapsulates the colour and scope of her travels whilst recording latitude and longitude.
Get lost in the intricate world of Ross' artworks. You can view the vivid colours and carefully thought out complex designs at her exhibition from 19 April – 11 May.
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