A talented Dumbarton artist’s work is going to be launched into space and stored on the moon as part of an out-of-this world project.
“The curator got the show involved in The Lunar Codex Project. Essentially what it is, is a digital archive of over 30,000 creatives from around the world who are getting their work digitally archived. He said: “Sergio, the curator of 33 Contemporary Gallery where I was exhibiting emailed us all telling us about exciting news dropping the next day.
Chaos refers to the expressive abstraction and Order refers to the geometric structure, and the idea is the foundational philosophy of his painting practice.
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