Echoes Of Renewal Textile Exhibition 2024EXPIRED
published: 05 Oct 2024, 3 min read, 'EVENT EXPIRED'
when: 13 October 2024 | venue: Saywell Gallery | cost: Free | address: 8 Saywell St, Marrickville NSW 2204, Australia"Echoes of Renewal" prompts contemplation on the cyclical nature of our existence.
In this exhibition, curated by Saywell Gallery, textile artists Michelle Kistima-Menser and Lynn Pavey delve deep into the dichotomy of decay and rebirth. Their work explores deterioration, death and triumphant renewal … A narrative that transcends the temporal and embraces the profound.
Through intricate weaves, rich textures, disrupted patterns and a palette both muted and vibrant, each artist responds eloquently to a theme so poignant to our current era.
Through the artists' lenses, decay becomes an emotional reminder of impermanence, while renewal emerges as a beacon of hope and transformation. “Echoes Of Renewal” challenges viewers to find beauty not just in pristine perfection, but also in the raw, the weathered, and the reborn.
The exhibition is part of Sydney Craft Week festival and the artists will be on site at the gallery on Sun 20 Oct, with Michelle hosting an open studio from 2-5pm. All are welcome!
Please note that the gallery is located on the 1st floor.
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