phyle n. clan, tribe, people \ ˈfī-(ˌ)lē \
[from Greek φύω (phyō), to produce, germinate, grow.
Derived from ancient Greek φύεσθαι, to descend, to originate]
This exhibition, curated by Eoin Dara, comprises a series of wall-based works in ceramic and leather, moulding and manipulating these materials to physically and linguistically hint at new bodies coming forth into our world. These bodies – an unknowable, primordial tribe – have been collectively generated and transformed through research into ancient alchemical processes and ideologies, offering up new possibilities for these age-old materials and amplifying previously unheard voices within raw matter.
Exhibition Opening Times:
Friday 1st June: 10am-9pm
Saturday 2nd June: 10am-5pm
Sunday 3rd June: 10am-5pm
Monday 4th June: 10am-9pm
Tuesday 5th June: 10am-5pm