Cube

Alison Moffett

Words by Will Hudson, Wednesday 13 January 2010

Hugely talented American artist Alison Moffett can not only produce insanely detailed pencil drawings but has also created a number of more than noteworthy sculptures.

Pictured is Cube 001, produced in collaboration with Chris Cornish.

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