Zoe will be showing a select series of work, all developed after the completion of her Master’s degree at City & Guilds of London Art School. This ongoing study is an exploration on light, on ephemerality and on the beautiful balance between the deconstruction and reconstruction of fragile materials. Zoe aims to establish an uncanny harmony between the destructive technique of cutting and the often-delicate outcomes which emerge. Her play with the fragile quality of paper, alongside material translucency, allows for the creation of ethereal, glowing pieces that question our understanding of illusion and reality in an exceptionally gentle and poetic way. Their three-dimensional physical forms allow for these works to take on a life of their own with the subtle and unhurried changing of daylight.

Zoë Hoare is having a solo show with Rhodes Contemporary Art, opening on the 12th October and continuing until the 16th October.

Please RSVP to the opening via the link below and reach out to Rhodes Contemporary Art for further information.

RSVP: https://artsvp.co/87b787

Preview: https://privateviews.artlogic.net/2/cf5dcd7ec8a1af524a16eb/

Private view Wednesday 14th August.

Please RSVP to india@sohorevue.com

PRIVATE VIEW: 6-9pm 6th September

Camilla Emson, Gui Pondé, Zoë Hoare, Adeline de Monseignat, Pablo de Laborde Lascaris, Alix Marie, Mia Dudek, Romana Londi and Jessica Lynn Schlobohm

Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop is delighted to present Skinscapes, a group exhibition of works by nine artists addressing the subject of the skin.

Skinscapes offers unapparent interpretations of the role of the skin and its relationship with the external world. The artists focus on its specific functions as a way to understand it, producing works which further our awareness on the complexity of its physical and emotional nature. Against the backdrop of the digital age, modern human interactions tend to happen through the tapping and scrolling on a digital device, the physicality of the skin and its role in our everyday lives is rarely questioned. In this exhibition the artists have elected the skin as essential subject matter to explore what it means to be a relational being.

Curated by Tatiana Cheneviere and Giulia Vandelli.