We are pleased to announce an exhibition “in the morning we watch the seeds grow.” by Madeleine Sherburn on February 22(Sat.) & 23(Sun.), as a result of her activity during her stay at Studio Kura.
Madeleine Sherburn is a Melbourne based emerging artist, graduating from Photography Studies College in 2019, obtaining a Bachelors Degree in Photography, Majoring in Fine Art. As she expands her practice from photography to other mediums; such as video, performance, installation and text, Madeleine’s work tends to question her own placement within the roles and rituals that are abided by modern western society. With a particular focus on how this coerces our past, present and future.
How do we define an impression when its permanence is momentary ? ‘In the morning we watch the seeds grow.’ explores human presence and absence and its potential implications on the natural environment. The intention behind the exhibited works is to question collective and personal perceptions of relationships held with space; both in terms of the natural and the manufactured. As we interfere with objects and space, even if previously untouched, there is a bond tethered between the two, sometimes ignored but never unseen.
Madeleine Sherburn “in the morning we watch the seeds grow.”
Exhibition style: Installation Art
Date: February 22(Saturday) & 23(Sunday), 11:00 to 18:00.
Exhibition space: Studio 1
* We will hold an artist talk on 22nd (Sat.), starting at 15:00.
* The exhibitions by other current residence artists will be held at the same periods.