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Algorithm Finissage by Mark Redden

Algorithm Finissage by Mark Redden

This Friday you have a second chance to meet the artist during the closing of his show ALgorithm. From 20h to 22h we’ll be here to share this art experience.

Algorithm

This new body of work is a continuation of themes and ideas cultivated over several years and expressed between the mediums of painting, drawing, and sculpture — a fluidity of materials and formats that represents the universal appreciation Redden has for art making.

His practice involves making images and objects that are worked over to achieve a mathematical balance or rhythm. The seemingly random nature of his creations are carefully composed and toy with the idea of entropy, order and allegory. It serves as a contemporary record of a world in constant flux shaped by the violence of nature.

About the artist

Redden was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1979. He cut his teeth as an artist in his twenties in Tasmania, during a 3-month residency in the Tasmanian wilderness. He has since worked and exhibited in Germany, Norway, Ireland, Spain, China and America. In 2014 his show La Bestia Reinventada was shown at Museo Marítim in Barcelona. He lives and works in Barcelona. This is his first solo show at Espronceda.

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