Rebecca Ward’s works are intricate and thoughtfully planned geometric installations that comment on the site’s architecture. In her recent work, she uses everyday materials found in hardware stores such as tape and vinyl adhesives to create three-dimensional shapes that then become extensions of the built environm… Read More
Rebecca Ward’s works are intricate and thoughtfully planned geometric installations that comment on the site’s architecture. In her recent work, she uses everyday materials found in hardware stores such as tape and vinyl adhesives to create three-dimensional shapes that then become extensions of the built environment. Her two-dimensional works and animations explore illusory and geometrical complexities by repeating and overlaying simple shapes, patterns, and lines. Ward has recently exhibited at Milk Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey (2009), Charlotte Street Foundation, Kansas City, MO (2009), and Museum of Image and Sound, Sao Paulo, Brazil (2010). In addition to these exhibitions, Ward was commissioned to create installations for the Kate Spade flagship stores in New York City and Tokyo, Japan. Read Less
