Heavy Metals / Silk Cut delete This opportunistic move by the

This opportunistic move by the gutter press

as if out of nowhere

The artist stages reality in his own world

They produce oxygen

Edited and curated by Pernilla Ellens

Heavy Metals / Silk Cut delete This opportunistic move by theAlice Channers (b. Oxford, 1977; lives and works in London) sculptures explore relationships between materials, bodies, machines, and industrial or technological processes. With relish, she combines her industrialized objects with human gesture or with natural traces such as physical or geological remains. Channer relentlessly juxtaposes the organic and the artificial, the biological and the industrial, weaving the traces of production processes into