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Soo Kim will be exhibiting “They Stop Looking at the Sky,” a series of
three photographic collages mounted on translucent plexiglass panels on
which Kim has densely layered and reconstituted photographic imagery to
explore various aesthetic connections between conditions of interiority
and exteriority. In these works, Kim reconstructs cities and the
interior and exterior spaces of their built environments. The works
ultimately transcend specificity of time and place, suggesting
completely re-imagined urban environments.
Mary Temple investigates the experiential qualities of specific
environments through several bodies of work and multi-disciplinary
approaches. In her site-specific installations, light and shadow seem
to be cast on walls from nearby windows. However, in actuality, the
images are installed in rooms where there is little or no natural
light, nor corresponding windows. The artist thus relies on the viewer
to complete the architectural intervention by conceptualizing a window
and borrowing from past experiences with light in space. Temple is
interested in what informs the emotional sensibility of a site, how
tenacious and fragile our memory of an environment is, and how an
artist might affect conceptual modifications to such physical places.
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