Daisy Billowes & Julia Marco-Campmany @ Coleman Projects

The relevance of image and gesture in the digital age and the relation between 2D and 3D materiality all come under scrutiny in Reckless Rawness, an exhibition about peripheral territories. Daisy Billowes and Julia Campmany share a similar approach to describing the surrounding landscape of a city, urban space or experience, which they call ‘raw drawing’. Where Billowes uses the process as a starting point from which to investigate digital information, Campmany’s automatic drawings are designed to make us question the logic of usefulness.