David Rickard

David Rickard's interest is in the inherent material properties of our surrounding environment and the spatial relationships between people, objects and architecture.
"We are all astronauts", his recent exhibition at OTTO ZOO, Milano, is inspired by the work of Buckminster Fuller, an American architect who in the Sixties invented the geodetic sphere The phrase "We are all astronauts" speaks on an expanded point of view, one from beyond a geocentric position.
Rickard's recent solo shows include: A Bag of Atoms, Balzer Projects, Basel; O, Copperfield London; Out of Sort, Copperfield Off-site, Rotterdam; All Vertical lines intersect, Galleria Michela Rizzo, Venezia. Selected group shows include: Not Really Really, The Frederic de Goldschmidt Collection, Brussels; Yield, Belval, Luxembourg; The Dream of Modern Living?, Warrington Museum and Art Gallery, UK; Flags, Serra dei Giardini, Venezia.

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