By Adriana Jaroslavsky
Unique
Avoid Looking with Bare Eyes: through a reconfiguration of found and hand-made everyday materials, a vacuum-shaped plastic membrane holds a floating, undefined element beneath its surface. Fragments of my grandmother’s tablecloth, naturally dyed, become embedded within the structure. The work creates a tension between wanting to see and being unable to fully access what is held inside, suspended somewhere between concealment and revelation.
By Adriana Jaroslavsky
Unique
Avoid Looking with Bare Eyes: through a reconfiguration of found and hand-made everyday materials, a vacuum-shaped plastic membrane holds a floating, undefined element beneath its surface. Fragments of my grandmother’s tablecloth, naturally dyed, become embedded within the structure. The work creates a tension between wanting to see and being unable to fully access what is held inside, suspended somewhere between concealment and revelation.