BodyScapes highlights the practice of London-based artist Judith Brenner through a series of abstract paintings, drawings, and prints. The collection explores themes of emotion and physical movement, inspired by dance and life modeling. Each piece serves as a repository for the artist’s experiences, capturing the connection between consciousness and creation.
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This solo exhibition presents a new collection of abstract paintings, drawings, and prints by London-based artist Judith Brenner. The works explore themes of energy, emotion, and movement, translating the physicality of the human body and dance into expressive mark-making on canvas and paper.
BodyScapes is a solo exhibition featuring a new collection of work by Judith Brenner, where she strives to convert the energy, emotion, and movement generated by the human body—particularly through dance—into the physical journey of paint on canvas or paper. Drawing inspiration from her life experiences and environment, Brenner channels immediacy from life modeling, sketches, and collage into abstraction, creating pieces that feel like choreographed movement. Brenner’s practice is deeply physical, reflecting personal sensitivities related to womanhood, childbirth, and motherhood. Each piece serves as a repository for her emotions, representing a struggle between consciousness and creation. The works are part of a broader artistic trajectory that includes extensive exhibition history in London and global representation in private collections, showcasing her unique approach to abstract painting.
The exhibition is open to the public during gallery hours from Monday to Saturday, 11am-5pm, and Sunday, 12-4pm. A guest life drawing session with the artist is available on April 24th, with tickets bookable via the provided external link on the studio's website.
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