Amanda Wilkinson presents Phoebe Unwin's solo exhibition 'The Pointed Finger'. The works in this exhibition continue Unwin’s idiosyncratic exploration of how to capture and reconstruct the familiar. The paintings are made without any source material other than her memory of moments or things in daily life. In this exhibition she generates dense and saturated layerings of oil paint that over time become other-worldly renditions of faintly recognisable objects. Amidst an ever-accelerating circulation of imagery, these paintings delineate and depict an uncanny, yet intimate and seductive arena. Opening reception: Friday 2 June, 6 - 8 pm at the new gallery location...
Amanda Wilkinson presents Phoebe Unwin's solo exhibition 'The Pointed Finger'.
The works in this exhibition continue Unwin’s idiosyncratic exploration of how to capture and reconstruct the familiar. The paintings are made without any source material other than her memory of moments or things in daily life. In this exhibition she generates dense and saturated layerings of oil paint that over time become other-worldly renditions of faintly recognisable objects. Amidst an ever-accelerating circulation of imagery, these paintings delineate and depict an uncanny, yet intimate and seductive arena.
Opening reception: Friday 2 June, 6 - 8 pm at the new gallery location (1st Floor, 47 Farringdon Road, London, EC1M 3JB).
