Andrew Pepper

Holography, projected light, installation, and spatial drawing. Exploring aspects of mark-making and our peripheral view.

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News

New website launched

The redesign includes a more extensive catalogue of work, and ease of use on mobile devices.

Meet The Meeting

Rick Silberman and the Material Poetics of Holography, Published on Medium.com, this article examines this seminal work and its impacted on the art world.

Quiet Recognition:

Published on Medium.com this article explores the quiet shift of creative holography into 20th-century art collections.

PhD acquired by MIT Museum

Doctoral thesis, containing holograms and analytical text, acquired by leading US Museum.

Exhibition, Germany

Work included in “Imaging the Third Dimension”, Kunsthalle Würth, Schwäbisch Hall, Germany.

Selected Work

Light Wedge

Floor installation with a physical wooden wedge that lifts one of two holographic drawings/wedges. Shown in the New Art Exchange OPEN, Nottingham. 

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Random Cube Rotation

An early version of this installation was included in the New Contemporaries exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London. 

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Three Planes Transected

Digital hologram containing three distinct planes of light, each punctuated by a rectangular void. Illuminated by structured projected light. 

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Featured Writing

Holography: How Artists Sculpt with Light, Space, and Time

Commissioned by the Guggenheim Museum, New York, in connection with Deana Lawson’s Centropy solo exhibition. 

This piece explores how artists began developing work using holography in the late 1970s and early 1980s, and includes recent work by an international group of artists.

Holography

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Spatial mark-making investigating holography as a process, technique, and visual language.

Light

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Installations using points and lines of light as a methodology for ‘drawing’ in space.

Exhibitions

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Solo and group exhibitions shown in a range of international galleries and museums.

Publications

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Exploring the creative and cultural impact of holography in the visual arts.

Contact: web@apepper.com