Juncture
2005
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
2005
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Juncture is a 2005 by David Leapman, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
David Leapman made a drawing called *Juncture* in 2005. It’s a work on paper held at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Like many of his pieces, he used odd materials and special light tricks. The drawing’s surface is covered with tiny clear plastic bits called “crystalina.” They catch the light and sparkle when the right light hits them. The pigments even glow under certain conditions. Look up Leapman, David.
Juncture is a 2005 abstract drawing by David Leapman, executed in black and brown ink on a surface covered with crystalina—small transparent plastic fragments that reflect light. The work is part of Leapman’s practice of using unconventional materials, here incorporating fluorescent and phosphorescent pigments that respond under specific lighting conditions. Acquired in 2007, the drawing is included in the group exhibition and acquisition titled *40 Artists - 40 Drawings*.
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David Leapman makes layered, puzzle-like drawings that play with space and color.
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