Still image from moving image work featuring a figure in a pink frock standing on a pink mound in front of an abstraction of industrial shapes.
A brown worm shape against a blue cloudy or smokey background.
Worm and Cranes: An abstraction of biological and industrial shapes.

Weathered | Susan Bruce | Solo Exhibition

Steel giants dance against a backdrop of smog-choked skies, and giant worms weave in and out of cranes. Solitary figures symbolic of a collective consciousness. Through the haunting beauty of cranes, both as symbols of progress and harbingers of a dystopian reality Bruce explores despair, hope, and the profound impact of a decaying world on the individual psyche. Seeking to provoke both introspection and empathy, Bruce invites the viewer to confront their own relationship with the dystopian landscape and in exposing unseen layers of societal reconstruction and decay, asks, what might a possible future hold for us? Frame by frame Weathered offers space to meditate on what it is to be human within urban landscape.

Visual Arts and Design
South Australia
 
Fri, 14 Feb - Sat, 22 Mar
 
Wednesday-Friday: 10am-4pm | Saturday: 1pm-4pm
 
Sauerbier House Culture Exchange
 
Free Event (No Tickets Needed)
 
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