Fusiform Gyrus at Lisson Gallery
Some might find the title of Lisson Gallery’s latest exhibition slightly puzzling. “Fusiform gyrus” refers to a part of the human brain that processes colour information, and recognises words, faces and bodies – in short, the overall perception of
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