Hypersurface of The Present
Chris Sharp Gallery•May 30, 2026 — Jul 04, 2026
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Chris Sharp Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of the Los Ange-les-based artist, Jacci Den Hartog, entitled, Hypersurface of The Present.
For more than three decades Den Hartog has been working as an artist and educator in LA, exhibiting at some of the city’s most iconic galleries such as Rosamund Felson, Christopher Grimes and STARS. Over that time, she de-veloped a unique sculptural practice centered on the experiential possibilities of space, material, and movement. Working across sculpture and the two-di-mensional, her work considers the relationship between structure and instabil-ity, interiority and environment, often drawing upon systems of geology, urban infrastructure, architecture, and perception in order to elaborate her unique meditations on form, materials, light and space.
Of this new body of works, Den Hartog writes: “In these sculptures I have been thinking about the extremes of the earthbound and the celestial. The earthbound is matter, gravity,…
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Hypersurface of The Present
Chris Sharp Gallery•May 30, 2026 — Jul 04, 2026
Press Release
Chris Sharp Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of the Los Ange-les-based artist, Jacci Den Hartog, entitled, Hypersurface of The Present.
For more than three decades Den Hartog has been working as an artist and educator in LA, exhibiting at some of the city’s most iconic galleries such as Rosamund Felson, Christopher Grimes and STARS. Over that time, she de-veloped a unique sculptural practice centered on the experiential possibilities of space, material, and movement. Working across sculpture and the two-di-mensional, her work considers the relationship between structure and instabil-ity, interiority and environment, often drawing upon systems of geology, urban infrastructure, architecture, and perception in order to elaborate her unique meditations on form, materials, light and space.
Of this new body of works, Den Hartog writes: “In these sculptures I have been thinking about the extremes of the earthbound and the celestial. The earthbound is matter, gravity,…



















































































































































































































