Geophilia is a solo exhibition that queries the possibility of ever fully knowing the places we seek to love. The works are visceral in their tactility and bear the trace of the artists hybrid interests in sculpture and choreography. Hers is a practice of coming to know and unknow through touch, by probing limits and testing the pliability of the world around her. An examination of traces and fragments are key to this new series, which continues the artist’s investigation into the circulation of energy and the erosion of time.
material
Arbutus, brass wire, polyurethane resin, pigments, smoky moonstones, ink monoprints on paper, tinted acrylic, red sand, black sand, hydrostone, heat treated steel, wood bases.
Arbutus, brass wire, polyurethane resin, pigments, smoky moonstones, ink monoprints on paper, tinted acrylic, red sand, black sand, hydrostone, heat treated steel, wood bases.
