Curator Ashton Cooper emphasizes the importance of unpacking concepts of embodied feeling and phenomenological experiences, steering clear from traditional myths surrounding artistic genius.
The exhibition showcases sculptures and paintings that explore emotions embedded in material forms, creating a sensory dialogue between art and the viewer's experience.
The modernist approach in 'Form and Feeling' transforms art from just a controlled vessel into an emotional conduit, allowing for a unique exploration of feelings.
With works that range from melting textiles to intense brushstrokes, the exhibition confronts the complex nature of emotion while pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling.
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