The exhibition presents two new works; a series of ‘glue paintings’, and a found object in the form of a Kawasaki Ninja motorcycle.

The paintings are made by glossing the packaging of various Apple products with PVC cement – a quick-setting plumbing adhesive used to seal high pressure pipes. This treatment leaves the Apple insignia mostly visible, though crudely tinted in a noxious green, recasting the packages as highlyreflective monochromes.

The Kawasaki Ninja motorcycle occupies most of the gallery space, forming an  obstruction that makes it difficult to enter, or to get a close look at the paintings. Fortunately they’ve been documented and  are already available to view online.

Upon request an additional painting is viewable in a non-gallery part of the building; a dimly lit cavity that provides service access to the cisterns of an adjacent toilet block.

The works within the exhibition reflect upon the conditions of viewership. They speak of the  entrepreneurial nature of contemporary artist-run spaces, and of contemporary life in general.