IN A SPACE BETWEEN ROCKS

The title of the exhibition is less about the primary image that it suggests—the solid volume of a rock, the object of contemplation and worship—nor does it refer to big goals and priorities.

It rather denotes emptiness and porosity. “In a space in between rocks,” where the wind blows and the water runs through. The space frames the sky and lets the rays of light penetrate the depth. The permeable space of energy and life for things to grow, ideas to develop, thoughts to wander, and connections to be made.

The title is a verse by the wandering poet-monk Saigyō (1118–90).

The exhibition features recent works by:

Shaqayeq Arabi, Fereydoun Ave, Hind Bin Demaithan, Cyrus, Yasmin Sinai & Dariush Zandi

SHAQAYEQ ARABI’s assemblages are composed of simple materials, junk, and leftovers that she found in nature, actually in between rocks.…