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2019 Luminous Void

EXHIBITION: Gallery Sally Dan-Cuthbert
27 September – 3 November 2019


Planet earth is surrounded by the most theatrical of backdrops-a magical display of infinitude in whose darkness the lights of dying stars reach us millions of light-years from their original source. Such drama of exploding stars and gaseous infernos eventually fades and expires, morphing finally into something else, somewhere else.

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Marion Borgelt, excerpt from text ‘Luminous Void’, 2019