This event is free and open to all, but booking essential.  Please click here to book via the UAL website or email info@chelseaspace.org.

In response to the exhibition Interalia 2014, CHELSEA space has invited the artist Grenville Davey to expand some of the ideas and theories that have influenced the production of the work for the show with Dr David Berman, Reader in Theoretical Physics at Queen Mary University of London.

Grenville Davey had a six-month residency at the School of Physics and Astronomy from December 2010. Drawing on his long-term sculptural interests in works where pairs or families of works show a relation, Davey was drawn to the research of Dr David Berman. Dr Berman’s research has focussed on making the hidden symmetries of string theory manifest through using a generalised geometric framework. This idea resonated with Davey’s practice as an artist and has resulted in a long-term collaboration.

The exhibition, Interalia 2014, is at CHELSEA space from 23rd April – 31 May, 2014. Go to www.chelseaspace.org for more details.