Erskine, Hall & Coe are delighted to announce that our ninth solo exhibition of new work by Sara Flynn has been extended, and will now run until Saturday 25 July.

The exhibition features twenty-two sculptural works that represent the next stage in Flynn's exploration of form. A notable change in this new work is the evolution of Flynn's composite forms. Where some works in her 2024 exhibition comprised two joined elements, several new compositions introduce a third, opening up new possibilities of proportion and spatial complexity.

Reflecting on this body of work, Flynn writes:

"The third element drastically changes how the forms can balance and position themselves. They demand to be seen in the round; they are fully three-dimensional forms with strong opinions and personalities."

Through subtle shifts in scale and orientation, Flynn reveals how the smallest of variations can effect enormous change. The resulting works possess a remarkable sense of presence, rewarding close observation from every angle as new relationships and perspectives emerge.

The exhibition will be accompanied by a catalogue featuring an essay by Sebastian Blackie.

Please note the gallery will open at 12pm on Friday 24 July.