09/07/2026
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π΄ππππΏπΌπ at L.L. Contemporary!
Donβt miss your chance to visit the exhibition before it closes this Saturday, September 12.
Join us for the closing reception on Saturday from 2β4 pm. Weβd love to see you there! π«Ά
In this exhibition, the two large architectural screenprints transform interior spaces into skewed blocks suspended somewhere between model, photograph, scan, and memory. In the exhibitionβs largest panel, ππΏππ πππ΅πΈ πΎπΌπππΈπ πΉπππ ππππ%% ππππππππ π
ππππ‘πππ 4πΎ π»π· π΅ππ΅π΅πΏπΈπ, a familiar face is enlarged until it begins to dissolve into colour, fragments, and graphic noise. Together, the works explore how both cartoon figures and architectural spaces can be compressed, circulated, distorted, and reconstructed.
The artwork titles continue this process through capitalized words, misspellings, symbols, colour descriptions, and phrases such as βZOOM,β βSCREENprint,β βOfficial Reaction,β and β4K HD.β They evoke search terms, generated captions, and digital metadata. The materials operate in a similar way: industrial UV printing is interrupted by acrylic pigment, while screenprinting turns digital distortion into physical layering, fading, pressure, and misregistration. Repetition never produces a perfect copy. Each return carries a trace of displacement.