The Flowers of Romance exhibition invites viewers to navigate love's complexities, showcasing darker facets of desire, heartbreak, and obsession, transforming the gallery into an emotive experience.
Charlie Fox reimagines the gallery as a hallucinatory dreamscape, where pink windows and soft grass evoke love's unpredictable nature—a blend of comfort and distortion.
Oliver Leith's eerie soundtrack invites visitors into a sensory maze, with each work—from snarling dog puppets to haunting photographs—adding to the magnetic atmosphere of obsession.
Fox calls his vision a dissociative zone where objects flirt seductively, immersing visitors in an experience that feels intoxicating yet unsettling, mirroring love's complexities.
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