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What We Were Left to See... by Michele Brody

Jun 02, 2021
Works in Paper about living through the pandemic and environmental change 

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What we were left to see...is an exhibition about looking both forward and back during the time of the COVID-19 Pandemic. The range of handmade paper works on view date from as far back as 2009 when I first started exploring the possibilities of drawing with sprouted seeds and their roots. To the great PAUSE of lockdown when I was inspired to start painting with pigmented pulps to depict the window views we were left to see while sheltering in place. The dominant theme of my second one-person show with JVS Project Space reaches even further back to my early interest in capturing a moment in time within the constant flux and entropy of our Environment.


The exhibition will include the following series of works:

  • Drawing Roots: 2009-2017
  • Taxonomy of Place: 2018-2021
  • What we were left to see...: 2020
  • Mapping the Electoral College, 2000-2020: 2019-2021
  • Nature in Absentia: 2020-2021
  • Reflections in Tea: 2007-2021


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