Upcoming:
6. May - 17. June 2023
Solo: A slow pulse, Pulpo Gallery, Germany
18. - 25. July 2023
Satellite group show at Taymour Grahne Projects, London
2024
Residency at Leveld Kunstnartun, Norway
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I pull the green vertically to the top edge and back down again, like a figure or a breath or just a feeling of being vertical in the world.
Night comes down creeping into me, soft tentacles of darkness making my verticality turn horizontal. A softness covers everything on these nights. There is still a hint of pink out there and I put it under the dry purple corner, just above the night. There are shipwrecks under the sand here. I bring the blue inside until it just about touches the pink. Shapes wrap around each other until they are holding each other close and I am radiating heat as I step out into the half light half awake cool breeze and wet grass on my feet.
Night comes down creeping into me, soft tentacles of darkness making my verticality turn horizontal. A softness covers everything on these nights. There is still a hint of pink out there and I put it under the dry purple corner, just above the night. There are shipwrecks under the sand here. I bring the blue inside until it just about touches the pink. Shapes wrap around each other until they are holding each other close and I am radiating heat as I step out into the half light half awake cool breeze and wet grass on my feet.
Rhiannon Inman-Simpson (b. 1989) lives and works in St. Leonards-on-Sea in East Sussex, UK. She received her MFA from Bergen Academy of Art and Design (Norway) in 2016 and her BFA from The Glasgow School of Art (Scotland) in 2011. Recent exhibitions include solo shows at Pulpo Gallery, Germany (2023), Bobinska Brownlee Gallery, London (2022), Electro Studios, UK (2022), Galerie Julien Cadet, Paris (2021) and Visningsrommet USF, Norway (2020). In 2021 she was shortlisted for the Jackson’s Painting Prize, winning the abstract award. In 2022 she was an artist in residence at Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (USA) and was the recipient of grants from Billedkunstnernes Vederlagsfond Norway and Arts Council England.
For enquiries contact: rhiannon.inmansimpson@gmail.com