I’m recording all of this
Group exhibition at Whitespace
smoke, charcoal, graphite, watercolor pencil (set in ceramic frames)
Human-made boundaries often do the opposite, stifling life under the illusion of control.
Each artist’s practice attends to the subtle shifts that occur at these thresholds, where surfaces act not as limits but as passages between bodies, elements, and realms of living, troubling which boundaries are real and imagined. Collectively, the work suggests that the beginnings of existence, and perhaps our ability to continue, depend not on hard lines, but on a capacity to hold, be held, and allow for change.”