These competing velocities further the work’s sensual stillness and conjure sensations of gentleness vs. aggression, aloneness vs. togetherness, wanting vs. fleeing. The artist creates a dialogue with our present-day emotional conflicts around agency and vulnerability establishing an intimate space, elegantly stitching together a truth-bearing portrait of our world. The exhibition merges together many layers of paintings and sound installations – collective melodies that shape the musical fabric of Polyphony.

There could hardly be a more appropriate venue for the show than Welsh Chapel, a space built in the 1860s, whose use has been constantly reframed and reshaped over the years. A reflection of the evolutionary nature of our journey towards consciousness, where fulfilment was previously found at the base of an altar, and today through an introspective journey, through art.