Tristan Eyles: Perceived Aesthetic and Moral Tension

Deadline:

8 October
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October 29
Metro Arts

In Perceived Aesthetic and Moral Tension, lightly mediated sculpture and video are used to interrogate civil land use through the lens of environmental cataclysm. The works employ a contrast of affects, reflecting feelings of both loss and complicity evoked by ambivalence towards the material histories of domestic, civil and recreational settings.

Catalogue essay written by Georgie O’Brien

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