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OPENING NIGHT: Fri 23 May 6pm - 8pm  | DATES: 22 May - 5 June 2025

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Rhys Cousins
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Anja Durneva

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FRONT GALLERY

FUTURELICS
by Carla Scotto

CATALOGUE

This series features relics from Planet Chehehe, a world where creativity is the most valued resource and nothing is wasted. The inhabitants repurpose discarded materials, seeing every act of creation as renewal. Each piece is made from recycled paper pulp, salvaged hardwood, and reclaimed ink — a commitment to both sustainability and storytelling. Using hand-carved forms and pulp relief printing, the works exist as both artifact and imprint. These textured surfaces echo rituals of reuse and planetary memory, inviting viewers to consider what is discarded, what can be transformed, and what creative histories lie hidden in everyday materials.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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BACK GALLERY

FEELING BETWEEN
by Rhys Cousins

CATALOGUE

Velatura is a quiet unveiling. Each layer holds doubt, fear, and the soft weight of becoming. My insecurities, once hidden, are no longer weaknesses, but a quiet kind of strength. They’ve shaped my path, tested my resilience, and brought me here. Through gentle layers and subtle marks, I explore what is concealed, what wants to emerge, and the space in between. These works are fragments of that journey: uncertain, tender, and real.

This exhibition isn’t just what I make, it’s a reflection of who I’m becoming, and the slow, fragile process of learning to show myself fully, without fear or disguise.



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SIDE GALLERY

IMAGINERY CATS DON’T GET SICK
by Anja Durneva

CATALOGUE

Imaginary Cats Don’t Get Sick invites you to daydream alongside subjects caught drifting from reality: lost, lured, and deeply in love with fantasy. Anja once spent an entire school assembly imagining a plane crashing into the gym in slow motion, a spectacular backdrop to the drudgery of announcements from the principal. This show explores isolation and the quiet loss of self, while celebrating the unruly places where rules are softer, where imaginary cats don’t get sick and imagined disasters leave no bruises.




 

  

UPSTAIRS GALLERY

THE LAST GARDNERS
Caterina Leone 



Through oil painting and silverpoint drawing, The Last Gardeners reflects on the understated resilience of endangered flora and the unbreakable ties between nature and human survival.
These works, created as the artist first embraces oil painting, explore life’s tenacity in a world of loss. They invite us to witness not just what is fading but what continues, urging us to act now, to create, take root, and endure.