GALLERY CLOSED FOR THE SUMMER BREAK, REOPENING JANUARY 14TH

Emilie Syme Lamont

10 Nov - 26 Nov 2017

Emilie Syme Lamont

Unlike previous exhibitions, “Sum of its parts” features fragments of figures and faces as though they are too big to fit on the canvas. The portraits are bursting out from the restraints of the canvas edges. They don’t want to fit “inside the box”.

Dates & Times

  • November10
  • Opening night
  • November26
  • Exhibition ends

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Emilie Syme Lamont

This exhibition illustrates the artist’s exploration into ideas
surrounding memory, association and fragmentation. The
work recalls the unsettling and curious sensation of Déjà vu;
A liminal space between wake and sleep, fiction and reality.
Its disorienting, and relates somehow to The Uncanny. Do you
remember when TV Ended? is Syme Lamont’s effort to express
these ideas through her art practice.

Syme Lamont is interested in repetitious forms, doubles and
fragments. As she reconfigures the image or object, she
discovers relationships between forms. Poetic and psychological
associations come into play. This idea in a broader sense speaks
to the notion of memory as a complicated archive of personal
and cultural experiences thrown together and re-presented
though paintings and objects.

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