In Richard Clements, Flume, 12 framed black and white photographs hang in a line, their subject repeated. A circular plastic inflatable pool is placed in a garden, it is filled with water and a fountain pump sits inside. From the pump a jet of water shoots straight up and on top of its stream a brass cone is balanced. The fountain stands stationary in each photo as it is viewed in the round.

Richard Clements was born in London, England in 1983. After completing his BFA (sculpture) at The Alberta College of Art and Design in 2005 he went on to study Fine Art at Goldsmiths, acquiring his MFA in 2007. Recent exhibitions include, 'Richard Clements: New Work,' RoomArtecontemporanea, Milan, Italy; 'Richard Clements: New Work,' Brown Space, Milan, Italy; 'Part One', Nordisk Kunst Plattform, Brusand, Norway; 'LOBBY,' Moorhouse and Bishopsgate buildings, London; 'Survey,' WhiteBox NY, Manhattan, New York.