I saw Pablo Lehmann’s work for the first time in person at the San Diego Contemporary Art Fair and what a treat it was. Both intricate and delicate, it was difficult not to spend all day just searching out letters and words—the detail of each piece is overwhelming. From wall hangings to 3D works like clocks and mirrors, to an entire room of cut paper, this man’s attention to detail and work ethic knows no bounds. Enjoy getting lost:
Lacan’s Habit detail, cut vinyl, 2012
Correspondence, cut paper, 2013
(Dis)course, cut paper, 2012
(Dis)course detail, cut paper, 2012
The Scribe’s House (the room), 2010
The Scribe’s House (the desk), 2010
The Scribe’s House (the desk) detail, 2010
The Scribe’s Thesis, cut paper, 2012
The Scribe’s Thesis detail, cut paper, 2012
Baroque Alphabet, cut paper, 2010
Baroque Alphabet detail, cut paper, 2010
Vanity Mirror, cut paper
The Curved Book I, cut paper, 2011
