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THINGS COULD GET BETTER
Exhibition
September 28th - October 2nd
"Spread Too Thin" is an exhibition of minimalist, conceptual works of paper that represent the psychological experience of being torn in too many directions and over-extending oneself.
The fascinating and delicate artworks illustrate the various ways in which paper can be treated and mirror the human experience of being pushed beyond our limits.
Wednesday: Invitation Only
Thursday: 11-7pm
Friday 11-7pm
Saturday 11-7pm
Sunday 11-6pm
Music at the exhibition by ANOTHER DESIGN
Valerie Ellis is an artist, formerly a psychotherapist, with a studio near west London. She uses paper to represent human experience and intrapersonal dynamics.
Valerie gained her arts degree and psychology degree from the prestigious University of Queensland, Australia. After 20 years in private practice, Valerie moved back to the UK, where she'd lived as a child.
With a psychological lens, Valerie’s artwork uniquely reflects themes like childhood, stress and disguise.
(Photo by Henika Photography)