The sum of all things?

2012

The sum of all things? explores the symbolic potential of materials, words and forms. Utilising various combinations and recontextualisations of found objects – most often domestic – Coombs resists making grand gestures to instead focus on presenting tentative forms that are filled with intensely personal, expansive and at times, contradictory ideas.

 

QUT Art Museum, Brisbane

Rope, masking tape, butchers hooks, turnbuckle, chain, screw hook, cling wrap, moving image, screen, helium balloons, helium, ribbon, weights, found oil drum, audio, plastic plants, lead pencil, plugs, taps, synthetic rose petals, theatre lights, and extension cords.

Documentation by Joachim Froese.

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