ISCA GALLERY

CAMILLA LØW
Space Junk
14.10 - 13.11.21

We are thrilled to present Camilla Løw’s second exhibition at ISCA gallery titled Space Junk. Moving away from the ground, this new series of hanging sculptures and wall pieces compellingly explore and subvert hierarchical dynamics of materials and their attributed values through surface, quality, and finish.

Taking a departure from her first exhibition at the gallery which focused heavily on gravity and sculptural honesty with a series of dense, stacked concrete tubes, this new set of works reference illusions, the physical equivalent of camera tricks and post-industrial light and magic. Løw uses an extensive array of media including mirrors, ropes, hooks, perforated steel, spray paint and perspex tubes filled with lacquer paint. Bent, shaped and corrupted, these material are transformed and transmuted, becoming aerial, atmospheric and cosmic; space junk.

Camilla Løw (b.1976, Oslo, Norway) holds a BA in Fine Art from the Glasgow School of Art and has received numerous awards and grants including those from the Scottish Arts Council and the Statoil Art Award. Recent solo exhibitions include: High Rise, Isca Gallery, Oslo (2020); Alfabet, Belmacz, London (2019); Instrumental (Camilla Løw & Gert Marcus), Fullersta Gård, Huddinge (2018); Eye In The Sky, Kunstnerforbundet, Oslo (2016); Nerves and Muscles, Elastic Gallery, Stockholm (2015); Chain On Chain, Belmacz, London (2014); Spring Rain, Elastic Gallery, Malmø (2013); ‘Camilla Løw’, One Night Only, UKS, Oslo (2013); The Space of Shape-Time, The National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, Oslo (2012). Her works have been acquired and are included in numerous collections including the National Museum of Norway. Camilla currently lives and works in Oslo.

This exhibition was generously supported by Kulturrådet and the Norwegian Visual Artists Association.


Photos by Magnus Nordstrand