Judith Burrows, Alchemy I-XIII (2021), steel and organic matter [Detail]

 
 

Judith Burrows is a multi-disciplinary artist living and working in London. She obtained a BA in Film and Photography before undertaking an MA in Fine Art at the Royal College of Art (2021). She won the Augustus Martin Print prize and inclusion in the Travers Smith collection. Her films have been screened at the London, Edinburgh and Los Angeles festivals. Her sculptures and paintings have been the feature of many exhibitions, including the Bargehouse, OXO tower (2022), Crypt Gallery (2022) and The Koppel Project (2022), with solo shows at Gallery 40, City Road, EC1 and Broomhill Arts Hotel.

Burrow’s metal sculptures search for symbiosis and connectivity with the natural world in the uncertainty of that relationship.

 

Selected Works


 

Judith Burrows

Arioso I, 2022

Steel, organic matter, laquer

51 x 25.7 cm (framed)

Judith Burrows

Arioso II, 2022

Steel, organic matter, laquer

63.50h x 33w cm (framed)

Judith Burrows

Alchemy IV-VI (Spring Equinox), 2021

Steel organic matter, laquer

125 x 30 cm

Judith Burrows

Conjoined Schade I, 2022

Raw steel and organic matter lacquered

34 x 38 cm
Base: 20 x 12 cm

 
 

Judith Burrows

Conjoined Schade II, 2022

Raw steel and organic matter lacquered

24 x 38 cm
Base: 20 x 20 cm

Judith Burrows

Gaia: Mother and Child Reclining, 2022

Raw steel and organic matter lacquered, magnet

Dimensions variable
Mother: 15 x 15 x 15 cm
Child: 5 x 5 x 5 cm

Judith Burrows

Gaia: Mother And Child I, 2021

Raw steel and organic matter lacquered, magnet

Dimensions variable
Mother: 18 x 18 x 18 cm
Child: 5 x 5 x 5 cm
Base: 18 x 18 cm

Judith Burrows

Perforated Cube: in Morphic Resonance, 2021

Raw steel and organic matter lacquered

10 x 10 x 10 cm

 
 

Judith Burrows

Symbiosis V, 2021

Steel and organic matter

61 x 22 cm

Judith Burrows

Schade V, 2022

Raw steel and organic matter lacquered

20 x 38 x 12 cm

Judith Burrows

Blue Moon Rising, 2022

Steel, organic matter, laquer

50 x 41 cm, 63.5 x 53.5 cm (framed)

Judith Burrows

Sundance, 2022

Steel, organic matter, laquer

51 x 51 cm, 64 x 64 (framed)

 
 

Judith Burrows

A small piece of uncertainty I, 2023

Steel, organic matter, lacquer

Dimensions variable

Judith Burrows

A small piece of uncertainty II, 2023

Steel, organic matter, lacquer

Dimensions variable

Judith Burrows

A small piece of uncertainty III, 2023

Steel, organic matter, lacquer

Dimensions variable

Judith Burrows

A small piece of uncertainty IV, 2023

Steel, organic matter, lacquer

Dimensions variable

 
 

Judith Burrows

A small piece of uncertainty V, 2023

Steel, organic matter, lacquer

Dimensions variable

 
 

Video


 
 
 

Exhibition History Highlights

2023 -Awe + Wonder: The Chaiya Art Awards’, Bargehouse, London, UK

- ‘AFTER BEFORE, No 20 Arts, London, UK

2022 - Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair, Woolwoch Works, London, UK

- The Barge House: Cluster Contemporary, OXO Tower Wharf, London, UK

- Legacy, Crypt Gallery, London, UK

- ‘Things will Continue to Change’,The Koppel Project, London, UK

- Stories 02’, The News Building, London, UK

2021 - ‘Chaos in Paradises, Broomhill Estate, London, UK

- Art as Revelation’, The News Building, J&G Innes Gallery, St Andrews, Scotland, UK

- Stories 01’, The News Building, London, UK

- Uncertain States II - Alchemy’,40 City Road, London, UK

2020 - Uncertain States’,40 City Road, London, UK

- Beyond other Horizons’, Iași Palace of Culture, Iași, Romania

- În Review’,Lake Gallery, Southwark Park Galleries, London, UK

Press Releases

AFTER BEFORE - Judith Burrows, Jo Dennis, Tom de Freston, Simon Kidd, Arthur Lanyon, Max Maxwell, Jhonatan Pulido, Keith Roberts.

11 January - 25 March 2023

Publications

AFTER BEFORE

Exhibition catalogue
22 pages - Fully illustrated in colour,
5.8 x 8.3 inches (14.8 x 21 cm)

Click here to download a pdf version of the catalogue, or please contact the gallery at info@no20arts.com to enquire about a paper copy.

 

Judith Burrows, Alchemy XIV DI (2021), steel organic matter, laquer [Detail]