Apsara is proud to present ‘Correspondence’, a solo show by artist Tomas Spicer. The exhibition weaves together ongoing concerns in Spicer practice, including biography and lived experience, mark-making, and the politics of display. These concerns are understood in relation to how meaning is produced, communicated, and circulated. All works are considered forms of drawing, extending beyond traditional definitions to include supports, structures, and spatial interventions. Drawing operates here as an alternative literacy, allowing for ways of thinking and communicating that sit alongside, or resist, dominant linguistic systems. The project is informed by a number of conceptual touchstones, including Russian Constructivism (particularly its use of scaffolding, provisional structures, and supports), Paulo Freire’s Pedagogy of the Oppressed (dialogue, critical consciousness, and learning as a shared process), and notions of the home as a site of cultural production. These references are not fixed frameworks but working ideas that will continue to evolve through the process of making and installation.

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Tomas Spicer (b. 1988, London, UK) studied Fine Art at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London (2010–2014), and holds an MFA from Goldsmiths, University of London (2025). Recent exhibitions include Frieze Week Studio Brunch (Space Studios, London, 2025), The Scalpel Presentation (The Maffioli Art Group, London, 2025), The Many Joys of Language (Goldsmiths MFA Degree Show, London, 2025), Freedom Verses (House Work Presents, London, 2024), Low Level Readers, and Between You and Me (Goldsmiths MFA Studios, London, 2024). His work is held in private collections internationally. Recent publications include the artist book Untitled Drawings (Tomas Spicer Studio, London, 2025).