Hayley Tompkins's Digital Light Pools and Painted Objects in Glasgow Exhibition

In Glasgow, Hayley Tompkins presents her Digital Light Pool series, which she creates by pouring acrylic paint into shallow trays. These trays feature both single colors, such as blue, fawn, and lemon-yellow, as well as multi-colored combinations that form organic shapes. The exhibition is part of the GENERATION showcase and takes place in a Victorian townhouse owned by Douglas Gordon. This version of her work, which first appeared at the 2013 Venice Biennale, includes artificial food items. Tompkins's artistic style incorporates muted greens, ochre shades, and vibrant sherbet hues on everyday objects. Additionally, the display features box-framed photographs from 'Visuals Unlimited,' reflecting mediated experiences. Tompkins, who rose to prominence in the 1990s, also creates paintings on inexpensive paper and walls, with the exhibition benefiting from the summer sunlight and reflections.