Seb Brown‘s latest body of work, Plans for Sculptures presents a series of drawings of unrealised and unrealisable structures, ambiguous in scale, proportion and material. Often unsettling, the plans are support material for a larger scale project equalising the importance of the process and the final outcome. Motifs, forms and textures from Brown’s previous work as a jeweller and sculptor are repeated here on paper.

Referencing Mediterranean talismans and influenced by 20th century sculptors such as Louis Bourgeois, Jeanne Claude, Christo and Alexander Calder, Brown juxtaposes hard and soft, light and heavy.