…an imaginary divide belonging to the material world and the world of illusion. …a journey to be taken to explore the boundless world. …..to look beyond the physical limits of ourselves and to a world of possibility and openness. Frank Close

A dialogue between the worlds of physics, art, music, architecture and sociology. Its physical aspect is an exhibition at Apsara Studio’s project space in London, bringing together works by emerging to established artists that consider where matter and space meet. Its textual aspect is a booklet, a composition of notes and impressions contemplating physical and conceptual horizons, by invited guest writers spanning the disciplines of physics and the arts. With up to 150 words per entry, the booklet is conceived as a series of thinking points, distinctive yet interconnected by a common ground. Conceived by curator Jenn Ellis in response to the passion of her theoretical particle physicist father Professor John Ellis, ‘Horizons’ epitomises her ongoing interest in knowledge production, interdisciplinary exchange and global dialogue.

Contributors: Alex G-S, Alex Mills, Angelica Nierras, Anna Blom, Beatrice Hasell-McCosh. Beth Greenacre, Carlos Fenk, Chiara Capellini, Christopher McCabe, Cliff Lauson, Dan Marrah, Dawn Ng, Djuna Lize Croon, Frank Close, Gema Darbo, Ilyas Kassam, Jean Alexandre, Jenn Ellis, Jon Butterworth, Jordan Ashley, Juan Urrutia, Lucy Von Goetz, Macarena Rojas Osterling, Malcolm Fairburn, Manuella Vincter, Nick Mavromatos, Sam Marrah, Sebastian Ellis and Tevong You.