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30 August – 29 September, 2024
Exhibition Opening: Friday, 30 August 2024
University Women’s Club, 2 Audley Square, London, W1K1DB
The exhibition explores the encounter of “Dialect” through the unique use of medium and interpretation in the works of young artists who met in London but hail from various places. It also addresses an alternative return to “marginal regions” in the context of globalized localization, seeking ways to reconstitute society through metaphor and allegory, and finding a homeland and personal narrative that transforms with the flow of people.
Artists:
Beichen Zhang
Dien Berziga
Harley Roberts
Ho-sa Wang
Khushboo
Koori Din
Laiba Raja
Mizuki Nishiyama
Neo Jiapu Gao
Wen-Hsuan Chang
Wenhui Hao
Wei Xiong
Curated by Alice Sun & Regina Liu
Homeland, weather, food, community, memory or other factors intermittently affect the curling of the tongue and tension of movement. How does the same object carry our dialect in foreign lands? Can we invoke our dialect into the “things of others'' through our actions?
Opening Event: 5 – 9 pm, Friday, 30th August, 2024
"Compelled by the unseen-scenes between scenes, where memory and experience keep dissolving. Approaching reality, diagonally. The unnerving, uncanny, and fascinating nature of masks. An entrance to a concealed opening. The horror of the infinite horror. "
--Harley Roberts
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In Yak, the physical and physiological experience on the verge of the border liberating the smell, taste, rhythm, and light remembered by the body continuing to burn, sting, and grasp the profound things.
Surface and texture play a defining role in Dien's painting. By employing latex, impasto, and delicate layers of paint, he attempts to create visually captivating and tactile experiences on the canvas.
In one of her exhibited works “The whisper of Past”, the tactile piece is inspired by the trade journey of the wool that is collected in different parts of the world and is cleaned and processed mostly in Eastern Asia. When the wool was sent back afterwards, it would have traces of being mixed up with wools from other regions in the cleaning process. The chain stitches on the piece are broken archival maps of the colonial trade routes connecting Europe to present Asia and South Asia.
30 August – 29 September, 2024
Exhibition Opening: Friday, 30 August 2024
University Women’s Club, 2 Audley Square, London, W1K1DB
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