About

Idris Khan is acclaimed for works in a variety of media that inhabit the space between abstraction and figuration, and speak to themes of history, cumulative experience and the metaphysical collapse of time into single, cohesive moments. Questions of repetition and superimposition have always been central to Khan’s practice. The sustained act of repeating and layering texts, images or musical notation – meditative, at times even cathartic for the artist – invites a range of corresponding responses from the viewer. It is in this contemplative space that both the processes of Minimalist art and …