Pablo Bronstein: Clocks

In a fascinating game on clockwork and memory, Pablo Bronstein presents a new series of works on paper at Olney Gleason. The artist, born in Argentina and based in London, delves into the aesthetics of antique clocks, imagined as objects laden with history and allegories. His drawings, often quirky and poetic, evoke an universe of complex mechanisms and mythological figures, testifying to a fascination with time and visual storytelling. Bronstein thus deepens his exploration of historical aesthetics, creating compositions rich in detail and references. This exhibition is a unique opportunity to admire the artist’s skillful technical mastery and singular vision. The work fits into a dialogue between past and present, inviting contemplation of time from a new and surprising angle.