In the organizer's words:

In her solo exhibition Weep Holes, Sarah Entwistle uses the characteristics of the underground spaces of the E-WERK for her sculptural installations. Patina, decay and industrial residues become material and formal elements of her work. The result is a series of provisional, interconnected assemblages of recycled fragments, ceramics, textiles, archival material and live environmental sounds.

The title refers to letters between her great-grandmother Viviane and her grandfather Clive about water ingress, material deterioration and repeated repairs. Entwistle connects her sculptural structures with physical porosity and our interconnectedness. She sees her assemblages as open structures that create resonant spaces between architecture, the body and memory, extending feminist materialist practices.

Events
Mohamed-Ali Ltaief, performance with sound
Tue 3.3. | 19:00 | Gallery II

With Sarah Entwistle

Price information:

Admission free