Second®
Tatjana Pieters•Sep 25, 2026 — Nov 15, 2026
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‘Second®â€™, the fourth solo exhibition by Ben Edmunds at TATJANA PIETERS presents a new series of clock works and curved paintings, continuing the artistic exploration he began with his recent solo debut ‘Tools for Dreamers’ at Night Café in London.
Building on the visual languages of sailing, climbing, and adventure sports, Edmunds investigates the pursuit of progress in a contemporary landscape where its promises are met with increasing skepticism. His large gradient and curved paintings, inspired by Ellsworth Kelly and rooted in the traditions of Colour Field painting and modernism, evoke a sense of the sublime, translating ideas of forward motion and physical tension into tangible objects through the use of carbon fibre, webbing, and buckles.
In this new body of work, Edmunds introduces handmade clocks inspired by the pace clocks found at swimming pools, featuring only a spinning second hand that watches time pass rather than telling it. Complete with vinyl stickers featuring…
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Second®
Tatjana Pieters•Sep 25, 2026 — Nov 15, 2026
Press Release
‘Second®â€™, the fourth solo exhibition by Ben Edmunds at TATJANA PIETERS presents a new series of clock works and curved paintings, continuing the artistic exploration he began with his recent solo debut ‘Tools for Dreamers’ at Night Café in London.
Building on the visual languages of sailing, climbing, and adventure sports, Edmunds investigates the pursuit of progress in a contemporary landscape where its promises are met with increasing skepticism. His large gradient and curved paintings, inspired by Ellsworth Kelly and rooted in the traditions of Colour Field painting and modernism, evoke a sense of the sublime, translating ideas of forward motion and physical tension into tangible objects through the use of carbon fibre, webbing, and buckles.
In this new body of work, Edmunds introduces handmade clocks inspired by the pace clocks found at swimming pools, featuring only a spinning second hand that watches time pass rather than telling it. Complete with vinyl stickers featuring…



































































































