///UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS

Injoo Whang, Drawing/Installation
Injoo’s work examines the interconnectedness between the individual and the collective. He accumulates single pattern, cut-out paper or fabric to create drawings or installations. When these tiny individual pieces are gathered together, they generate a powerful existence as a collective body. Injoo is interested in creating visual illusion and the energy of the collective. Recently his work has expanded to consider, or adapt, to the space its being presented in.

Caitlin Masley, Installation/Sculpture
Caitlin is often reconstructing space and architectural situations from ideas of possible worlds suiting the needs of changing landscape and its mobile population. The base of all this work begins with images from political media outlets, mining online archives, or taking from her own photos when she can, from geopolitical and social structural projects around the world. From there, using various modern architectural materials, she begins an obsessive treatment of space, meticulously hand recording every block, passageway, and texture on such a large scale to engulf the viewer and locate ourselves within the newly created space. Through layering and subtracting fractions of various structures, the works collectively record the invisible history of where; where we go, where we live, how we create, erase or redraw borders and the colors that depict this visual information.