Take a few steps around one of Julian Voss-Andreae’s figures and its apparent solidity can give way to open space. Built from precisely spaced slices of stainless steel, these sculptures make your own movement part of the experience. His background in quantum physics informs an artistic practice concerned with the relationship between matter, perception, and the human body.
Before turning to sculpture, Julian carried out graduate research in the group of physicist Anton Zeilinger. His work now appears in private collections and public settings around the world, including Palm Springs. Our open house offers a chance to meet the artist and explore the thinking behind a visual experience that photographs can only partly convey.
If you have encountered his sculpture in the city or followed it online, this is an invitation to take the conversation further. Established collectors and new visitors are welcome to meet Julian, ask questions, and enjoy the wider selection of work in the gallery.
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