The organic forms of John Clement engage in a compelling dialogue with the foundation’s modernist architecture — an embodiment of minimalist elegance and strength.
Clement’s sculptures, dynamic in form and striking in colour, are set to contrast with the calm, reflective tranquility of the pools surrounding the building. Their spiralled shapes and vivid presence echo the movement and vibrancy of life around the foundation’s glass facade. Clement considers his work a constant exploration of form and space, a theme that resonates with BFAF’s architectural vision.
In this setting, visitors are invited to reflect on the connection between man-made and nature, an experience that mirrors the Foundation’s dedication to fostering a dialogue between culture and environment.
Courtesy of the artist and Leila Heller Gallery
