TOM BURROWS
Tom Burrow's luminous panels originate as cast, pigmented polymer resin sculptures - hollow forms with a space between two layers that bounces light back to the surface in surprising ways. Light reflects, illuminating the piece from within. The panels change subtly depending on the light they are in, the time of day, even the seasons. As containers of light, they exude a meditative quality, fields of color absorbing the viewer. The panels are lightweight, durable, and UV resistant.
Tom Burrows has a BA in Art History from the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, and studied Sculpture at St. Martin’s College, London, UK. He has shown his work internationally, at galleries across North America, and at places like the Museum of Contemporary Art, Antwerp, Belgium, Musée d’Art Moderne, Paris, France, and Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, BC. Burrows has been selected to do a number of commissions, and his work is part of collections including that of the Canadian Embassy to Japan in Tokyo, Government of Ontario Art Collection, the Morris and Helen Belkin Gallery at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC and Canada Council Art Bank, Ottawa, ON among others.
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Foster/White Interview with Tom Burrows April 2020
