British artist Patrick Hughes has mastered perspective since making his first three-dimensional work in 1964. He is renowned for his 'reverspective' works, a neologism for reverse perspective, that create a disorientating, ‘moving’ experience, inevitably raising important questions about our perception and the subconscious.

In this viewing room we explore a selection of 'reverspective' multiples that showcase the recurring themes and signature rectilinear forms used to heighten the illusory impact of his works: gallery walls, buildings, books, doors which often open onto surreal landscapes, and recognisable works of art.

Patrick Hughes lives and works in London. His works are in collections including The British Library, the Tate Gallery and the British Academy in London; the Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow; The Würth Museum, Künzelsau and the Baker Museum, Florida.