Alex Hubbard's 'Abstract or Regular?' at Regen Projects
Regen Projects presents 'Abstract or Regular?', an exhibition by Alex Hubbard featuring six large-scale animations projected onto wooden constructions shaped like their subjects, including cartoon characters and an electrocuted pickle. The works challenge the physical constraints of presenting motion within fixed objects, as animated movements push beyond custom screens. Hubbard investigates boundaries between painting, sculpture, film, and performance, while countering the glossy perfection of AI-generated imagery. The animations are sourced from everyday life.
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- Exhibition titled 'Abstract or Regular?' at Regen Projects
- Features six large-scale animations by Alex Hubbard
- Animations projected onto wooden constructions cut to shape of subjects
- Subjects include cartoon characters and an electrocuted pickle
- Works challenge presenting motion within fixed objects
- Hubbard explores boundaries between painting, sculpture, film, and performance
- Works counter AI-generated imagery and digital fabrication
- Animations sourced from everyday life
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- Alex Hubbard