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David Come Home
30 Apr-29 May 2022
PV 29 Apr 2022, 7-9pm
The Silver Building
London E16 1YZ
Simon Isaac, Endeavour 1, 2019, Direct print on reclaimed aircraft aluminium. Credit: Simon Isaac
30 Apr-29 May 2022
Overview
David Come Home, by artist Simon Isaac and curated by Brunno Silva, includes more than 50 artworks across 3 floors of the Silver Building, in addition to an accompanying publication. The project spans 5 years in the making, and explores isolation, abandonment, and trauma in the self and society.
In this extensive body of work, Simon Isaac expanded his photography practice by incorporating new technologies to build a fragmented narrative of a future that seems, although fantastical, an inevitable future of space colonisation and the possible social and physiological implication of such a narrative.
Visit davidcomehome.co.uk for more information.
Simon Isaac, Existence 3, 2018, Giclée printed on fine art photographic paper. Credit: Simon Isaac
Simon Isaac, Parable 2, 2019, Giclée printed on fine art photographic paper. Credit: Simon Isaac
Simon Isaac, Transition 1, 2018, Aluminium floating print. Credit: Simon Isaac
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Press
David Come Home | Press Release
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