Louise Bourgeois at Marlborough Gallery
I recently had the pleasure of attending the latest gallery show at Marlborough Gallery, “Bourgeois: What is the Shape of this Problem?” The exhibition featured works by renowned artist Louise Bourgeois that explored her fascination with the concept of geometry and how it relates to life’s struggles.
The collection was truly captivating and included a variety of sculptures, paintings, prints, drawings and fabric works. I found myself drawn in by each piece as I walked through the gallery—each one conveying an emotion or feeling about our human experience.
One particularly impressive sculpture that stood out to me was “Cell (Architecture) III” which features two towering structures made from metal rods connected together in a way reminiscent of ancient architecture crossed with modern technology. This work serves as a reminder that we are all connected in some way despite our differences—a thought-provoking theme throughout many of Bourgeois' works on display here.
Overall, this exhibition was an unforgettable experience for me and I highly recommend taking time to appreciate these pieces if you have the chance! The artwork speaks volumes about life's complexities while also inspiring us to explore our own inner workings more deeply.