Nice Capture

Nice Capture was the latest exhibition by artist Kate V Robertson. Using predominantly recycled materials, including cast aluminium, CD/DVD fragments, and crisp packets, the works in Nice Capture seek beauty in the mundane, and consider our changing relationship to media and materials, including cameras, devices and the detritus of consumption – imagining alternative relics from the remnants of the recent past.

Nice Capture was in Glasgow Project Rooms is on the first floor of Trongate 103, Glasgow G1 5HD, from 5th – 11th November 2022.

Image and Artworks courtesy of the artist and Patricia Fleming Gallery.

Photos by Matthew Barnes

A photo of a stack of 5 different sized cardboard boxes, each surface covered with mosaic made from CD' and DVD's, so they are shiny and reflective. The stack of boxes is sat on a green strip of rubber which is from a conveyor belt. On top of the boxes is a fragile artwork made from thin black rectangles.
This image shows an artwork that is a white clothes rail with a black string looped over the top. This string is made from black loom bands. At the end of each is a hand shape, covered in pd
A white gallery with 2 sculptures on the wall and a freestanding sculpture which is a white clothes rail with a sculpture looped over it with black loom bands, and two flat glove shapes at the end of the string.
An artwork with a black clothes rail, hanging from it is a section of black collage made from mobile phone parts
a sort of textile made from bits of mobile phone circuits stuck together. Looks a bit like circuit boards
This image shows an artwork made from a white clothes rail with a silver pouch hanging from it, the silver pouch has a chain made from conjoined ring pulls. The chain is attached to a cast aluminium can
A close up of an artwork made from a silver pouch hanging from a clothes rail, attached to it is a chain made from ring pulls.
image of a gallery wall with three wall-mounted relief sculptures.
This shows a wall mounted sculpture, square shaped with irregular patterns around the edge and various relief shapes on the front, mainly squares and circles. The sculpture is made from cast concrete, using polystyrene packaging as a mould.
view of the corner of a white gallery with 2 wall mounted sculptures and one floor standing sculpture, in the window is hanging a foil sheet made from crisp packets
an image of the corner of a white gallery. On the left hanging on the wall is a concrete relief sculpture with rectangular shapes. In the corner there is a small rectangular work hanging between the two walls and on the right is a white clothes rail with a sculpture hanging from it which is like
This shows a wall mounted sculpture, rectangular landscape format with 3 sections, each with rectangular shaped relief shapes. The sculpture is made from cast concrete, using polystyrene packaging as a mould.
This is a picture of a wall mounted relief sculpture by artist Kate V Robertson. There is a cast aluminium sculpture which looks a bit like a box camera with a lens shape on the front which is a cast of a coffee cup. This sculpture sits on a piece of white polystyrene packaging stuck on a piece of cardboard with a surface made from small shards of DVD's and CD's
This is a picture of a wall mounted relief sculpture by artist Kate V Robertson. There is a cast aluminium sculpture which looks a bit like a box camera with 2 lenses on the front. This sculpture sits on a piece of white polystyrene packaging stuck on a piece of cardboard with some triangular shapes on the surface. These are shiny and reflective and are made from DVD's and CD's
An image of a relief sculpture mounted on the wall by artist Kate V Robertson. In the centre is a cast aluminium sculpture which looks a bit like a camera, cast from take-away food container and a coffee cup. there are two 'eyes' made from plastic lids. This is sat on a piece of polystyrene packaging. This is stuck to a cardboard square which surface is covered with shapes which are the middle shapes from CD's and DVD's
An image of a relief sculpture mounted on the wall by artist Kate V Robertson. In the centre is a cast aluminium sculpture which looks a bit like a camera, cast from take-away food container and a coffee cup. there are two 'eyes' made from plastic lids. This is sat on a piece of polystyrene packaging. This is stuck to a cardboard square which surface is covered with shapes which are the middle shapes from CD's and DVD's
An image showing a rectangular sheet made from crisp packets, ironed together with a crinkly surface. In the centre is a landscape format rectangle made up of smaller and larger rectangular, semi-transparent shapes which are made from mobile phone and laptop screen parts
An image showing a rectangular sheet made from crisp packets, ironed together with a crinkly surface. In the centre is a landscape format rectangle made up of smaller and larger rectangular, semi-transparent shapes which are made from mobile phone and laptop screen parts
An image showing a rectangular sheet made from crisp packets, ironed together with a crinkly surface. In the centre is a portrait format rectangle made up of smaller rectangular, semi-transparent shapes which in a grid formation, there are made from mobile phone screen parts
An image of a cast aluminium sculpture, attached to a piece of polystyrene packaging, stuck to a cardboard rectangle with some shiny triangle shapes stuck to the surface. This is mounted on the wall
A photo of a sculpture made from cast aluminium, in the shape of a camera (the lens is cast from a coffee cup with a plastic lid. This is stuck to a square piece of polystyrene packaging, on a piece of cardboard with shards of shiny, p
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