Echoes of Existence: Installations from Central to East Lond

This curated experience connects the ethereal and the tangible, as artists engage with identity, memory, and environment across installations from Central London to Bethnal Green. Each exhibition adds a layer to the conversation about our perception of reality.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. ECHOES IN THE SKY

   Fold Gallery

   At Fold Gallery, look for the interplay between Ortuño's dreamlike visuals and Ellis's spatial manipulation, which together create an immersive atmosphere that challenges how we perceive existence.

2. Material Reality

   Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA)

   Mackie's first solo show in a decade at Goldsmiths CCA presents a rich tapestry of past and new works. Pay attention to her innovative use of materials, which blur the lines between painting and sculpture.

3. Songs for living

   Carlos/Ishikawa

   In 'Songs for Living', Arunanondchai and Gvojic use multimedia to weave complex narratives around identity. The installation invites you to consider how cultural stories shape personal experiences.

4. Lynda Benglis: Spettri

   Thomas Dane Gallery

   Benglis's 'Spettri' at Thomas Dane Gallery showcases her signature approach to fluid forms. Don't miss the way her sculptures invite tactile exploration, challenging traditional notions of sculpture.

5. Basins of Attraction

   Carlos/Ishikawa

   Salane's works in 'Basins of Attraction' juxtapose archaeological fragments with contemporary themes, making a powerful statement on memory and history. Look closely at her C-Prints; they offer a haunting connection to the past.

6. All Ages

   Carlos/Ishikawa

   Bishop's 'All Ages' taps into the layers of history through found photographs, making you reflect on how time shapes our understanding of identity. The eclectic mix of eras creates a surprising narrative thread.

7. After the Sun

   Copperfield Gallery

   Romero's 'After the Sun' at Copperfield Gallery plays with light and shadow, transforming the gallery space into an immersive experience. You'll find a meditative quality in her works that echoes the natural world.

8. The Andean Information Age

   Copperfield Gallery

   Santillán's 'The Andean Information Age' challenges perceptions of technology in culture. His installations provoke thought about the interplay of local traditions and global digital influences.