Roger Hiorns
Seizure 2008
A Jerwood/Artangel Commission Harper Road, London.
Courtesy Corvi-Mora, London
Roger Hiorns
Seizure 2008
A Jerwood/Artangel Commission Harper Road, London
Courtesy Corvi-Mora, London
Roger Hiorns
IBM (15 x 10) 2000
Ceramic, plastic, compressor, foam
Courtesy Corvi-Mora, London
Roger Hiorns
Discipline 2002
Steel, thistles, copper suphate, velcro
Courtesy Corvi-Mora, London
Roger Hiorns
Vauxhall 2003
Steel, fire Installation at Tate Britain, London 2003
Photo: Tate Photography, David Lambert/Rod Tidman © the artist and Tate
Image courtesy Corvi-Mora, London
Roger Hiorns creates arresting sculpture and installation combining unusual materials. His exploration of chemical processes took spectacular effect in Seizure, in which a derelict flat in South London was filled with liquid copper sulphate, which after a period of time encrusted every surface of the space with blue crystals.
Roger Hiorns - Turner Prize 2009