Multidisciplinary artists Amy Bench, Veronica Ceci, and Lisa Laratta converge to present "Soft Pocket," a collaborative tactile installation that protests prevailing pressures to achieve in a capitalist landscape and offers a refuge from the relentless demands of our contemporary digital life.
This immersive experience seeks to redefine and celebrate success, self-worth, and the legacy of resourcefulness by blending hand-printed patterns, projected images, light, painted backdrops, fabrics, and found partially completed creative projects. The trio transforms the gallery into a sanctuary—an antithesis to the plutocratic expectations of productivity.
"Soft Pocket" delves into the artists' personal struggles with a constant need for validation and the toll it takes on individual well-being. It invites viewers to explore the quietude that accompanies inward-facing energy, creating a literal pocket of comfort and care within the gallery walls.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until May 11.
Multidisciplinary artists Amy Bench, Veronica Ceci, and Lisa Laratta converge to present "Soft Pocket," a collaborative tactile installation that protests prevailing pressures to achieve in a capitalist landscape and offers a refuge from the relentless demands of our contemporary digital life.
This immersive experience seeks to redefine and celebrate success, self-worth, and the legacy of resourcefulness by blending hand-printed patterns, projected images, light, painted backdrops, fabrics, and found partially completed creative projects. The trio transforms the gallery into a sanctuary—an antithesis to the plutocratic expectations of productivity.
"Soft Pocket" delves into the artists' personal struggles with a constant need for validation and the toll it takes on individual well-being. It invites viewers to explore the quietude that accompanies inward-facing energy, creating a literal pocket of comfort and care within the gallery walls.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until May 11.
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