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Venue
GALLERY EXIT(安全口画廊)
Date
2013.04.06 Sat - 2013.05.03 Fri
Opening Exhibition
04/06/2013 17:00
Address
SOUTHSITE, 3/F, Blue Box Factory Building, 25 Hing Wo Street, Tin Wan, Aberdeen, Hong Kong 香港 香港仔 田灣 興和街 25 號 大生工業大廈 3 樓
Telephone
+852 2541 1299
Opening Hours
Tuesday - Saturday, 1100 - 1800 (except public holidays; or by appointment)
星期二至六, 早上11時至下午6時(公眾假期除外;否則請致電預約)
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Email
info@galleryexit.com

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Sarah LAI: Spotting the light onto a light
[Press Release]

Press Release

Gallery EXIT is pleased to present “Spotting the light onto a light“, the third solo exhibition of Sarah Lai with the gallery.

The exhibition is a continuation of the artist’s interest in the little gaps residing between the representation and the interpretation of objects. Domestic objects such as a desk lamp, a steam rack, a bottle of make-up remover and a lump of rock sugar are devoid of their usual context and appear as oil paintings and videos.

The objects painted in a pastel palette do not seem to function other than displaying the sculptural quality of light. The artist’s performance on video then activates these objects in an antithetical manner. In “Milky yellow cube“, a block of butter is emptied of its association as food. In its accompanying video “How to cut butter into a perfect cube”, Lai measures, cuts and smooths the yellow block, presenting it as the most malleable of clay.

Futile yet monumental, the represented objects sit both on top and below the pedestal, assuming autonomy and at the same time indulging in the personal, private and intimate experiences we cast onto them. The works reflect human projections onto objects that have lost their ontological significance and they are now open to new meanings.

artist talk
Saturday 20 April 2013, 4 pm

Sarah Lai will be giving a talk on her artistic practice and her new series of works at the gallery.
No RSVP required, seats will be on a first-come-first-serve basis.