“The work of Jimas Ametonou finds solace in this essential process of creation, expansion, collapse, and renewal. For Ametonou, this evolution of forms is the nature of beauty at its most foundational level, where an accumulation of abstractions bridge the gap between the spirit and the self. The language of beauty that Ametonou reflects upon is not restricted to a posteriori evidence, but rather, it is intuitively intelligible, known to us before ever exploring the world”.

“Contact Zone is an exploration of intersubjectivity, that is, the junctions between people, their sentiments and sensibilities, and the perspective from which they see the world. Mapping this layered and varying narratives of thought and action, Contact Zone is an alignment of the material and the spiritual, in which artistic impulse marries technical research, forming a non-linear, simultaneous and sporadic environment of active cultural development”.

“Leading with an emphasis on connectivity and entanglement, Trevorah surveys the notion of metamorphosis. Trevorah’s interest in the transformation of nature, both structurally and functionally, provides her with a departure point for creative freedom, where her bold palette choice, which combines itself with the clay, resin, glass, vegetation, fabric, metal and stone, that make up the foundational materials of her work, bring into being a collective rebalancing; as if to bridge the gap between synthetic and natural fibres”.

“Anchored in the truisms of the human experience, this exhibition reduces, refines, and redirects our attention back to the reality of our collective being. Simply, this exhibition focuses on the quotidian habits performed universally, condensed into four categories: Work, Family, Leisure, and Entertainment. Each category is a reminder that the essence of our connectivity - simultaneously as individuals within our local communities, and as individuals present within a wider ecosystem of cultural production - is contained within that which is physical, imbued by the human thought and spirit”.