Japanese born TATSUYA KIMATA is an expert technician in the traditional sense. Working in stone, marble, slate or granite, Kimata sculpts everyday objects such as folded chairs, polystyrene cups or rolled up socks. He is concerned with expressing the beauty that can be found in the most mundane of objects. There is a sublime and elusive quality to his subtle works.

KOOK YOON LEE is concerned with the boundaries and membranes that separate spaces and the inside and exterior of the human body. Lee works in mediums including video, performance, painting and three-dimensional. There is a consistently strong process-based element to her work as she employs repetitive and obsessive techniques to create a diverse range of spatial interventions.

STEVEN LOWERY'S text based lyrical outpourings from an intense environmental installation. Hundreds of pieces of paper with scrawled statements reveal an obsessive approach that embraces common and counter culture within an umbrella of express automatism. Punchy, aggressive and controversial, Lowery’s work cannot fail to provoke and stimulate.