Katja van den Enden, Scattered/Accumulation

Past Exhibition

Katja van den Enden

Scattered/Accumulation

Dates

Open
Jan 11 - Feb 15, 2020

Location

Latcham Art Centre - 2 Park Dr, Whitchurch-Stouffville

Admission

Free

Overview

Working at the intersection of materiality and consciousness, Newmarket-based Katja van den Enden creates immersive, thoughtful sculptural installations that straddle visual tensions and subconscious thought. Exploring the ethereal interconnections of thinking and ideas through laboriously created forms, Scattered/Accumulation not only challenges us to take pause and consider materiality and shape, it invites participation and engagement.

Curated by Alexandra Hartstone

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