UK born sculptor David Spriggs creates work which explores both the deconstruction and systematic ordering of forms in space. Spriggs creates

his dynamic work by layering sheets of transparent film which contain drawings and paintings that are specifically spaced apart to appear to be three dimensional in form. The combination of layers allows the viewer to walk around the work to see it fully in the round.

The Spriggs received an MFA in Sculpture at Concordia University in Montreal and his BFA from Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design. His exhibition, ‘Archaeology of Space’ is currently on view at The Southern Alberta Art Gallery in Lethbridge, Alberta and will be exhibited again this May at Rodman Hall Arts Centre Brock University, St. Catharines, Ontario.The artist has exhibited with Leo Kamen Gallery in Toronto and the Third Avenue Gallery in Vancouver.