Considering the dynamics of form, pattern and colour, Tess Jaray's public art transforms its architectural surroundings with sequences of interlocking geometric shapes. Drawing together 10 of the artist's important public commissions, this volume includes an essay by Charles Darwent that situates Jaray's projects within the tradition of 20th century public art and an interview with the artist by Doro Globus.
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