WORK OF THE WEEK : Jacob van der Beugel, ‘Wherever the Two Shall Meet’, 2023

Last chance to see
Jacob van der Beugel: Wherever the Two Shall Meet

Closing Sunday 3rd March

Jacob van der Beugel
Wherever the Two Shall Meet, 2023
Ceramics, wooden frame
170 x 130 x 5 cm
5ft 5⅞ x 4ft 2⅛ x 2 in.

"A must-see for students of science and technology."

Jacob van der Beugel shows ceramic wall panels and sculpture in order to explore the language of scientific data. By using clay and concrete, he bridges the divide between science and art. These new works narrate stories of our genetic knowledge, present and future, and illustrate these profound discoveries.


Listen Now -
Jacob van der Beugel

Jacob van der Beugel in conversation is available to stream now, as part of the 'Listen in at Roche Court' podcast series.

This conversation between artist Jacob van der Beugel and students from Andover College, ruminates on the language of ceramics, and how his practice has incorporated unexpected materials such as concrete, to communicate new meanings. This diverse discussion addresses topics such as the potential of partnerships between art and science; and explores the ideas presented in his work, including his interest in genetics and DNA, the relationship between determinism and self-determination, and in what ways his works might be seen as ‘portraits’.

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