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Rooted in the experiential and gestural, this exhibition incorporates Plein-air painting, lusciously pigmented watercolours on paper, punctuated with collage and video projection. Created during a period of profound personal transition, the work attempts to translate the temporal life of clouds, sky, and the permanence of the  horizon in its many hues. The act of painting

Larissa Borteh’s evocative paintings explore the delicate interplay between memory, mark-making, and storytelling. Her works, created on Yupo paper, reveal the layered process of their creation, reflecting the transient and fragile nature of past experiences. Inspired by the movement of her brush and the organic evolution of each piece, Borteh captures moments of flux where

Karen Black’s practice operates in a state of constant tension – between abstraction and figuration, vulnerability and resolve, myth and autobiography.  What she builds is not a world of fixed forms, but a charged space where emotional states are unearthed through gesture, where identity slips its frame, and where slowness becomes a kind of political