Andrew Reeve

These works were both originally made in response to the location in which they were first exhibited. Symphony in D (Major) tells the story of two soldiers killed in action. This work was first exhibited...Read all

This work is hand-cut using a scalpel and is inspired by John Wonnacott's pencil on paper work made during 1958. The position of light is crucial to how this work's aesthetic can be changed.

These works are hand-cut using a scalpel. Some of the paintings were originally made by other artists whose paintings now face the wall.

A series of found objects exhibited under the collective title: Punctum. (From Barthes book Camera Lucida, punctum is that which pricks, wounds, cuts.) The work is existentially inspired and ach work has...Read all

A series of found objects that have been changed by cutting into the canvas and hanging the work back-to-front on custom-made brackets allowing a 2-3" gap between the work and the wall. This entices people...Read all