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And the running blackberry would adorn the parlours of heaven, Leo Robinson, Watercolour and collage on paper, 2021.
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Nine Dyads, Leo Robinson, Watercolour, collage, pen, Sumi ink, pencil, tape on paper and mountboard, 2021.
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![Harp for Nine Dyads [Part 1], Leo Robinson, Wood, nylon strings, bungee cords, leather, twine, embroidered canvas, found objects, 2022.](//img.artrabbit.com/events/leo-robinson-the-infinity-card/images/WqxSQGHV05yE/306x460/Theinfinitycard-Solo-2022-12.jpg)
Harp for Nine Dyads [Part 1], Leo Robinson, Wood, nylon strings, bungee cords, leather, twine, embroidered canvas, found objects, 2022.
![Harp for Nine Dyads [Part 1], Leo Robinson, Wood, nylon strings, bungee cords, leather, twine, embroidered canvas, found objects, 2022.](http://img.artrabbit.com/events/leo-robinson-the-infinity-card/images/pPxHzQtPh9Xd/1000x1500/Theinfinitycard-Solo-2022-12.jpg)
Exhibition
Leo Robinson: The Infinity Card
10 Dec 2022 – 16 Apr 2023
Regular hours
- Saturday
- 11:00 – 17:00
- Sunday
- 11:00 – 17:00
- Tuesday
- 11:00 – 17:00
- Wednesday
- 11:00 – 17:00
- Thursday
- 11:00 – 17:00
- Friday
- 11:00 – 17:00
Free admission
Address
- Market Road
- Canton
- Cardiff
Wales - CF5 1QE
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- Canton Library
- Ninian Park
Chapter Gallery presents the first major solo exhibition by Leo Robinson (b.1994) whose rich word-building is informed by ancient cosmologies and indigenous knowledge systems.
About
Chapter Gallery presents the first major solo exhibition by Leo Robinson (b.1994) whose rich word-building is informed by ancient cosmologies and indigenous knowledge systems. The Infinity Card explores a speculative future, in which rituals have been rebuilt to heal from the destructive legacies of colonialism.
The exhibition incorporates painting, sculpture, sound and collage. Through these mediums, oracles, musical scores and ritual objects suggest ways to navigate self-knowledge and spirituality. Found images and ephemera create a language of recurring symbols that reflect states of being and invite personal readings. Within each work lies the potential of transformation from one psychological state to another, yet the path is not always clear. Robinson asks us to be intuitive and open to the power and potential of ritual-making to help understand our inner worlds and the world around us.
