From varicolored surges inside to the vast paintings on the ground and nearby outdoor walls, “It Wasn’t Us” is an expansive artwork on the site of a former railway building.
Chiharu Shiota often employs the use of everyday objects within her work to explore the relationship between living and dying and to access memories found within these objects.
Artist Gabriel Dawe produces rainbow installations that appear as refracted light beams, ethereal works composed of thousands of multicolor threads.
While other items, such as pregnancy tests and prescription painkillers, trigger memories and immediately take us back to a specific time in our lives.
The artist’s lifelong fascination with the natural world is a perfect collaboration for her signature polka dots installations.
Just not long ago, Morin had his fourth solo exhibition – the printed silk installations ‘Equilibrium’ at the Last Resort Gallery in Copenhagen.
Takashi’s work is a reminder to our current reality which contains strange times as a result of the pandemic and the necessity of social distancing.
These foreign objects stood in the rubble of sand and stone, without asking why or where to go, as if laughing at our ignorance of the future.
Entitled You Are My Guest, the showing features 14 works (consisting of 244 pieces) including paintings, sculptures, installations, and videos.
Suspended from the ceiling of Tate Britain’s Duveen Galleries is Welsh artist Cerith Wyn Evans’ installation, over a mile of bright neon lighting.