We’re excited to present our online exhibition, 'Blurred Vision', featuring the work of seven international artists whose unique practices investigate the dynamic terrain between perception and interpretation, clarity and obscurity.
Across painting, etching, sculpture and textiles, the artists explore how vision - both literal and metaphorical - can fracture, distort, and reveal. Some works dissolve the boundaries between mediums, embracing the fluidity and ambiguity of materials.
Others examine the emotional or psychological blur of memories, nostalgia and realities that drift in and out of focus. Together, these works ask what becomes possible when perception slips, the mind wanders and when overarching structures are expanded upon.
Rather than offering resolution, Blurred Vision invites viewers to navigate the generative tension between the visible and the concealed - allowing them to dwell in the in-between, and approach the works with curiosity, openness and intuition.
The exhibition will show new pieces by Ailsa Ogden, Amy Dury, George Marrington, Nathalie Basoski, Rebecca Ashton, Samantha Kerdine and Sopho Mamaladze.
We’re excited to present our online exhibition, 'Blurred Vision', featuring the work of seven international artists whose unique practices investigate the dynamic terrain between perception and interpretation, clarity and obscurity.
Across painting, etching, sculpture and textiles, the artists explore how vision - both literal and metaphorical - can fracture, distort, and reveal. Some works dissolve the boundaries between mediums, embracing the fluidity and ambiguity of materials.
Others examine the emotional or psychological blur of memories, nostalgia and realities that drift in and out of focus. Together, these works ask what becomes possible when perception slips, the mind wanders and when overarching structures are expanded upon.
Rather than offering resolution, Blurred Vision invites viewers to navigate the generative tension between the visible and the concealed - allowing them to dwell in the in-between, and approach the works with curiosity, openness and intuition.
The exhibition will show new pieces by Ailsa Ogden, Amy Dury, George Marrington, Nathalie Basoski, Rebecca Ashton, Samantha Kerdine and Sopho Mamaladze.
DRESSING UP
A GROUP EXHIBITION
