"The exhibition 'Shape of Dreams: Sculptures by Leonora Carrington' at L'Space Gallery brings together significant bronze sculptures and jewelry pieces that echo her singular approach to sculpture."
"Carrington's artistic vernacular is rooted in themes of mythology, the occult, and folklore, developed after her move to Mexico City in the early 1940s."
"A standout work at L'Space Gallery is The Palmist, an uncanny figure that evokes the regalia of a priestess or goddess, alluding to rich, mystic human traditions."
Leonora Carrington's sculptures, often overlooked compared to her paintings, are highlighted in the exhibition 'Shape of Dreams: Sculptures by Leonora Carrington' at L'Space Gallery. This exhibition features significant bronze sculptures and jewelry pieces that reflect her distinctive artistic approach. Carrington, born in 1917 in England, was influenced by Surrealism and developed a unique style rooted in mythology and folklore after moving to Mexico City. Her sculptures, such as The Palmist, confront viewers with their three-dimensional presence, showcasing her rich imagination and spiritual themes.
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