Daisy Collingridge Splanchnic at TJ Boulting

TJ Boulting is hosting the debut solo exhibition of British artist Daisy Collingridge. Her work revolves around the human form, explored through sculpture, photography, and performance. The new exhibit features wall-based sculptures inspired by Greek and Roman vases, Matisse’s La Danse, and choreographer Pina Bausch. Collingridge's fascination with the anatomical and the unknown is embodied in her work, using hand-dyed jersey to create genderless, life-sized figures that mimic muscles and flesh.

The technique of quilting adds a storytelling element, and some forms are spray-painted for a sculptural and painterly effect. The exhibit also includes a room with a giant head, inviting viewers to crawl inside and experience a habitat of color and tactility, emphasizing the internal made visible.

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