Freq. by Haberdashery & Julian Abrams

On this year’s summer solstice multi-disciplinary design studio Haberdashery, and artist Julian Abrams launch Freq. at Hoxton Gallery at The Arch, London E2. Together they have produced a series of sculptures and photographic prints to form a body of work inspired by geometry and light.

Haberdashery have used primarily LED’s (a light-emitting diode) and polished stainless steel to produce the six sculptures on show, each with varying patterns, from the highly complex to the very simple. Eliminating formal representation and focusing purely on the behavioural properties of light, this collection represents a mesmerizing other world.

Daniel Siden, co-founder of Haberdashery, says “We are very excited to present this special body of our own work. For Freq. we wanted to get back to basics, exploring the simplest forms and their interactions with light. Our collaboration with Julian resulted in childlike play and experimentation, where we were looking to assemble elements that evoke a strong response within all of us, one of wonder.”

The exhibition opens on 21st June, the Summer Solstice, a keystone moment for the interplay of geometry and nature.