GROUP EXHIBITION Seeking the Intangible
Art Atrium 48
Inaugural Group Exhibition
SEEKING THE INTANGIBLE
26 September – 2 November 2024
Andrew Tomkins | Blak Douglas | Claudia Chan Shaw | Dapeng Liu | David Middlebrook | Fan Dongwang | Jacqueline Balassa | Kaye Mahoney | Lan Wang | Laurens Tan | Michelle Belgiorno | N C Qin | Paul Connor | Phaptawan Suwannakudt | Philip Cox | Rhonda Dee | Ros Auld | Susan O’Doherty | Tim Johnson | Tony Costa | William Yang
Art Atrium 48 is delighted to present its inaugural group exhibition, Seeking the Intangible, featuring 86 works of art by 20 remarkable artists. This exhibition is a unified quest, inviting viewers to transcend the boundaries of perception and enter a realm that lies beyond the visible, the spoken, and the easily understood.
At the core of Seeking the Intangible is the belief that art holds the power to reveal fragments of reality that often remain obscured. Approaching this journey through their own phenomenological lens, each artist offers diverse interpretations surrounding the complexities of the human experience and the mysteries of the world around us.
ARTWORK
Meg Hewitt was born in 1973 in Sydney, Australia. She formally studied sculpture, painting and temporal media. Since 2010 she has been selected as a finalist in the Moran Prize for contemporary photography and the Maggie Diaz photography prize from women. Her work has been exhibited at the State Library of NSW as well as in group shows at Depot Gallery, Head On photo festival, Project 504, 10x8 Gallery and the Australian Centre of Photography. In 2016 she exhibited part of the series 'Tokyo Is Yours' at Place M Gallery in Tokyo Japan. She is currently editing the work into a book.
"I love grain, I trained as a painter and I find romance and drama in texture and the play between light and dark. I am not concerned with technical perfection and sharpness. I want the image to focus more on connection and strong visceral relationships."