I am very excited to announce my next solo exhibition, “And the ground will move anyway,” May 16 - June 23 at Quirk in Richmond, VA. My statement begins: “What does it mean to be in two places at once? While I live physically in the United States, a part of me dwells emotionally in Iceland…”
“And the ground will move anyway” addresses my dual existence and illustrates the methods I use to understand what it means to feel simultaneously attuned and fragmented. The exhibition will include collages, drawings, photography, poetry, and an installation.
I have worked with Quirk since 2009… they were the first to represent my spray painted jewelry ten years ago and stuck with me through graduate school and my move into interdisciplinary art. I am thrilled that they are growing with me and I can’t wait to fill their beautiful space with my new work. There will be an opening reception and artist talk on Thursday, May 16 from 5-8pm and I will be at Quirk to install on May 14 and 15… Come say hi, come to the opening — I would love to see you! Thanks to Quirk Gallery, Katie Ukrop, and Adam Dorland… so thrilled!
Pictured here: “They Say a Swell is Coming,” paint chips on paper, 12 x 12 in., 5 inch diameter, 2018
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