Mapped Refraction

Andrea de Leon and Micah Evans

ICOSA Collective presents Mapped Refraction, featuring the work of Andrea de Leon and Micah Evans. This exhibition features the sculptural work of two Austin-based artists who utilize thermal applications in their process. Both artists use linear forms to articulate the uniqueness of the materials.

Andrea de Leon’s sculptures exhibit metaphysical traits of earthly materials. Her work explores the psychological landscape, reflecting our deeper physical connection to the material world and science. By using materials such as steel, copper, and wood, de Leon establishes a symbiotic relationship between the divergent materials – revealing a compulsory exchange between the two.

Micah Evans’ design-oriented glass sculptures build visual mass through the use of structural lines. A nationally recognized artist, this will be his debut show in Austin. Evans’ work will feature an expansion of his topography series, which alludes to the passage of time and memories embedded in landscape.

The exhibition opens Saturday, December 3rd and runs through January 7th. The opening reception will be held Saturday, December 3rd from 7 PM -10 PM.

ICOSA Collective

702 Shady Lane, suite 190. Austin, TX 78702

Gallery Hours: Saturdays 12 PM – 5 PM or by appointment

For appointments: email us at info@icosacollective.com, or call 512-920-2062

Images:

Andrea de Leon- Aether Membrane and Through the Skin

Micah Evans – Penlandia, 2014, borosilicate glass