Tomorrow’s Sorbet

Tomorrow's Sorbet is a stage-set-style installation built around the use of denial as a flawed method of mental preservation. It exhibits a domestic interior where everything appears simple, pleasant, and colourful, yet it is all artifice with crumbling foundations. In this space, problems are postponed and rebranded with superficial optimism. The work fixates on the promise of a better "later," a delicious unattainable sorbet to distract us from what is going wrong in the moment.

Textile artists Heidi Pearce and Andia Coral Newton collaborate to create this no-where space, with Andia weaving the domestic architecture- all of which is flat, like a paper doll's house- and Heidi tailoring the unsettling mannequin-like figures who inhabit the space.

An Echo in the Fog

An Echo in the Fog is the working title of Karolina Dworska’s first solo exhibition. At its core is the triptych altarpiece, enveloped by an immersive soundscape. The work imagines an unfolding narrative set within the Carpathian forest, where quiet serenity gives way to an unsettling sense of desolation, marking humanity's arrival and disappearance.

Through inspecting nature, folklore and faith, the exhibition will explore belonging as something rooted in land, recasting it from a passive backdrop to human dominance to a force with its own agency, powerful psychic draw and a capricious temperament.