Since the early 1980s, Diane Simpson has been performing a work of reverse engineering on garments, or parts of them, which she comes across either in photographs and paintings, or, more recently, through collecting the fabric items themselves. Transposing them, through a particular process of axonometric drawing, into a series of lines pencil lines on graph paper, she then re-creates these linear schemata in three dimensions. The show at Herald St, London, offers a breath of works from across Simpson’s vast and experimental career.

Until 31 January.