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Rachel Hayes, Land Lines, (2020), on digital view via Lowell Ryan Projects.
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Rachel Hayes, Land Lines, (2020), on digital view via Lowell Ryan Projects.
David Hendren
The Fourth Wall April 13 - May 18, 2019
Lowell Ryan Projects
David Hendren lives and works in Los Angeles, CA. Influenced by constructivist formalism, Bauhaus stage design, and post-modern architecture––especially where form is used to disrupt the rationality of built space––he creates large scale sculptures and installations using materials including wood, metal, fabric, light, and sound to explore altered states of being. Though abstract, Hendren’s latest sculptures recall classical representations of victory and defeat. Some figures pose triumphantly holding in their hand the severed head of the opponent, while others seem in the midst of a despondent retreat. Hendren primarily used a chainsaw to create these latest sculptures, imbuing all of them with a literal distress as well as a felt emotional anxiety.
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About Lowell Ryan Projects
Founded in 2019 by Virginia Martinsen and Mike Weiss, Lowell Ryan Projects fosters a contemporary art program that highlights idea-driven, but also highly material art practices. The gallery is devoted to artists who are creating new narratives in their work with sincere investigations that often cross disciplinary boundaries. Lowell Ryan Projects is committed to debuting compelling work by artists at all levels in their careers. The gallery is located in a 3,000 square foot, ground floor building in the historic neighborhood of West Adams, Los Angeles.
Virginia Martinsen and Mike Weiss (photo by Myles Pettengill)