Abigail Reynolds works with trajectories, networks and ordering systems. Rather than taking an image as a starting point for making work, she sets in motion a system and set of processes that result in a form being created. Abigail Reynolds works with materials to bring fugitive knowledge and connections into the immediacy of physical experience. Reynolds’ work has the puzzle-like quality of something being thought through.

Her work involves layered collaborations with institutions and disciplines outside the art context as well as within it. She has worked with scientists on the Jurassic Coast in Dorset, with the Metropolitan Police, and with a group of people with dyslexia at the Serpentine Gallery. She has exhibited widely since graduating from the Goldsmiths Fine Art MA program in 2002. Shows include New Contemporaries 2003, State of Mind at the LSE, After the Fact Tullie House, Carlisle, Offside at The Hugh Lane, Dublin, and a solo show in Mu, Eindhoven. She also holds a BA in English Literature from Oxford University.