Dominic Hopkinson
A Study of Aperiodic Tiling with special reference to the 3rd dimension

PREVIEW
Friday 8th April | 7.30pm – 9.30pm

  • Saturday 9th April | 2pm – 4pm
    Sunday 10th April | 2pm – 4pm
    Thursday 14th April | 10am – 2pm
    Friday 15th April | 10am - 2pm
    Saturday 16th April | 2pm – 4pm
    Sunday 17th April | 2pm – 4pm
    Thursday 21st April | 11am – 2pm
    Saturday 22nd April | 2pm – 4pm

    Exhibition Also Open By Appointment

  • Sunday 17th April | 2pm
    Places are limited and booking for this event is essential.
    Contact Bruce Davies at basementartsproject@gmail.com or on 0750 672 1504

  • Dominic Hopkinson (b. 1969) is an artist whose work addresses the connections between scientific and mathematical principles and concepts through the disciplines of drawing, sculpture and sculptural installations. Having worked as a studio assistant for Peter Randall-Page Hopkinson’s own work is an ongoing study of the geometry of abstract forms and the beauty and design found in nature.

    Hopkinson is also one of the founding members of The Superposition, a collective responsible for many projects with a foot in the worlds of art, science and maths. Recent commissions for this group have seen their work realised at Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery, Leeds University and Deutsche Electron Synchrotron; University of Hamburg

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The work of Dominic Hopkinson exists at the intersection between science and art. Following on from his 2014 exhibition ‘A Harmony of Spheres’ Hopkinson takes us ever deeper into the atomic structures and mathematical systems that govern our world.

Utilising a system of tiling that involves two differently shaped rhombic tiles, Hopkinson creates for BasementArtsProject a large scale installation expressing five-fold symmetry that extrapolates the flat tiled plane into the third dimension. 


BasementArtsProject would like to congratulate Dominic Hopkinson on his inclusion in the 16th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice.

Those of you who visited BasementArtsProject in 2015 and 2016 may remember the work of Dominic Hopkinson: A Harmony of Spheres and A Study of Aperiodic Tiling with special reference to the 3rd dimension. Hopkinson has since spent a year as Artist in Residence in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Leeds, continuing his work on aperiodic tiling systems in 2 and 3 dimensions.

For Further reading on this works journey to the 16th Venice Architecture Biennale 2018 . . . 

Studio Journal: From Infinity to Beyond

Photos: Bruce Davies