Transient Lines

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This March sees four women artists exhibiting at Bloc Projects. The work in the show, entitled Transient Lines, both celebrates and decries boundaries, through multidimensional explorations and collaboration of time, space and materiality. 

Offering, Katie Jamieson

Aber, Deborah Lee

In Aber, Deborah Lee looks at coastlines, estuaries and harbours as safe havens, but where the boundaries ebb and flow. The coastline is changing, the sea is rising, the map will be revised. ‘The question is not what you look at, but what you see.’ (David Thoreau).

Myfanwy Williams also records the changing physical and political landscapes in Boundaries, revealing that, as the natural, beneficial boundaries of the world are shrinking, those of the harmful are expanding.

Clee Claire Lee’s woven tangled web, Preys, tries to make sense of the invisible personal and political forces that violate our freedom to manage our own boundaries.

Katie Jamieson, in tracing the lines of impermanence, seeks both balance and disruption through exploration of space, memory and fragility.