Black Eye Gallery "Liminal" by Armando Chant : Opening night- Thursday August 24, 6-8pm
"My practice aims to explore and open up potentials for the dressed body to be reframed or represented within an ephemeral and transient context across site and surface, and contribute to another way of experiencing image and body within the disciplines of both art and design." ~ Armando Chant, 2017
Venue: Black Eye Gallery
Address: 3/138 Darlinghurst Rd, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Date: Thursday August 24
Time: 6 - 8pm
Ticket: Free
Web: http://blackeyegallery.com.au/future-shows/
: https://goo.gl/RXUamh
: https://www.instagram.com/blackeyegallery/
Call: 02 8084 7541
Address: 3/138 Darlinghurst Rd, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Date: Thursday August 24
Time: 6 - 8pm
Ticket: Free
Web: http://blackeyegallery.com.au/future-shows/
: https://goo.gl/RXUamh
: https://www.instagram.com/blackeyegallery/
Call: 02 8084 7541
Liminal builds an interest with the potential for engagement that exists with the relationship between imagery and objects that sit within an in-between state of emergence and realisation.
This series proposes an encounter with the liminal image in construction, where there is an exploration and interaction with the blurred boundaries between the real and imaginatively unreal, and images that are in a process of slow and gradual emergence.
Chant depicts an abstract landscape composed of marks and gestures that are indeterminate and indefinable, embodying both bodily contours and vast panoramic gestural landscapes.
About the Photographer: Armando Chant has worked internationally across diverse creative disciplines and industries including fashion and textile design, art direction and curatorial practice. He currently lectures at University of Technology Sydney, for the Fashion and Textiles Program.
This series proposes an encounter with the liminal image in construction, where there is an exploration and interaction with the blurred boundaries between the real and imaginatively unreal, and images that are in a process of slow and gradual emergence.
Chant depicts an abstract landscape composed of marks and gestures that are indeterminate and indefinable, embodying both bodily contours and vast panoramic gestural landscapes.
About the Photographer: Armando Chant has worked internationally across diverse creative disciplines and industries including fashion and textile design, art direction and curatorial practice. He currently lectures at University of Technology Sydney, for the Fashion and Textiles Program.