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EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS
The Third Space
Original Artwork. Two figures occupy a shared pictorial space, their proximity suggesting both intimacy and individuality. Differences in their gaze and expression become more apparent with sustained looking, while the warmth of the orange field creates a visual connection between them.
The composition holds a subtle tension between separation and belonging. What initially appears to be an encounter between two figures gradually becomes an invitation to consider the nature of our own relationships—with others and with ourselves.
The work leaves this relationship unresolved, allowing meaning to emerge through the viewer's individual experience.
The composition holds a subtle tension between separation and belonging. What initially appears to be an encounter between two figures gradually becomes an invitation to consider the nature of our own relationships—with others and with ourselves.
The work leaves this relationship unresolved, allowing meaning to emerge through the viewer's individual experience.
The Evolution of Knowing #1
Original Artwork. The figure's closed eyes shift our attention away from outward expression towards the quiet presence of the body itself. Light moves gently across the face, revealing subtle contours while allowing other details to recede.
Little indicates where the figure is situated or what might be happening beyond the frame. This absence of context focuses our attention on the figure's stillness and the possibilities it holds.
The image offers no definitive account of her experience. Instead, it invites the viewer to remain with what is visible while recognising that much of human experience remains unseen.
Little indicates where the figure is situated or what might be happening beyond the frame. This absence of context focuses our attention on the figure's stillness and the possibilities it holds.
The image offers no definitive account of her experience. Instead, it invites the viewer to remain with what is visible while recognising that much of human experience remains unseen.
The Evolution of Knowing #2
Original Artwork. Here, the directness of the figure's gaze alters the relationship between image and viewer. The face occupies the pictorial space with a quiet intensity, its illuminated features drawing attention to the smallest differences in expression.
Unlike its companion image, this work does not allow the viewer to look without the suggestion of being looked at in return. The encounter becomes reciprocal, creating a subtle shift in how we experience the image.
Although the figure remains physically still, the exchange of gazes introduces a sense of immediacy, as though something is taking place in the very moment of looking.
Unlike its companion image, this work does not allow the viewer to look without the suggestion of being looked at in return. The encounter becomes reciprocal, creating a subtle shift in how we experience the image.
Although the figure remains physically still, the exchange of gazes introduces a sense of immediacy, as though something is taking place in the very moment of looking.
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