Peppi Bottrop: Where the Future Grows and Memory Lines

‘Bottrop reinvents his marks according to the needs of his materials. The artist’s recent discovery of copper mesh as a substrate has spurred an arrival of strategies that utilise its reflective and translucent properties, as well as the compounding of media, from oil stick to spray paint and paper stencils. Throughout his new works, Bottrop’s language has become contorted and redefined, offering a new experience for the viewer. While the use of copper bears a cheeky sentiment towards the material’s ubiquity and conductivity, its primary purpose seems to be the extension of Bottrop’s skills as a mark-maker into new terrain.’ – Grant Tyler

Published on the occasion of the concurrent exhibitions Where the Future Grows and Memory Lines, Pilar Corrias is pleased to present a booklet with new writing by Grant Tyler. (This link opens in a new tab). and Dieter Roelstraete. (This link opens in a new tab).. Designed by Galicheva–Gahlen.

Booklet not for sale. Please contact the gallery for any enquiries.

Read an online version of the booklet.