OBSCURA - SHADOWS AND WHISPERS

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Exhibition Public Opening Hours:

3 - 6 November

10:00 - 17:00

7 November

10:00 - 13:00

Private View: 3 November 18:00 - 20:30

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OBSCURA - SHADOWS AND WHISPERS

"La fantasía, abandonada de la razón, produce monstruos imposibles; unida con ella, es madre de las artes y origen de las maravillas."

("Fantasy, abandoned by reason, produces impossible monsters; united with it, she is the mother of the arts and the origin of marvels")

- Francisco de Goya

It is often said that the most profound thoughts and ideas reside in the shadows, hidden from the glaring scrutiny of the public gaze. This exhibition, in its dedication to these very shadows, seeks to pull forth and illuminate the undercurrents that often remain obscured. From the loss of identity to the rediscovery of purpose, the works herein traverse a spectrum of experiences, reminding us of the impermanence and fluidity of human existence.

Behind every stroke of paint, behind every chiseled stone or whispered audio, lies a universe of thought. Beyond the surface, lies a deeper testament to the importance of thoughts and the rigorous research underpinning artistic practice. Each piece stands as a testament to the hours of introspection, study, and experimentation. The artworks are not mere expressions but carefully crafted translations of complex ideas, painstakingly researched and brought to life on canvas, sculpture, and multimedia installations.

"Obscura - Shadows and Whispers" extends an invitation to wander through the labyrinthine recesses of hidden thoughts and the profound narratives of what is lost and subsequently found. It is a reminder that the realm of art is not solely the dominion of spontaneous inspiration, but equally of methodical exploration and understanding.

VENUE

THE CRYPT GALLERY

In 2002, St. Pancras Church's Crypt became an art gallery, showcasing the creative expressions of 21st-century artists to a global audience. Today, it continues to host year-round art exhibitions that provoke thought, question norms, and inspire contemplation.