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After Nature is a two-person exhibition featuring works by Noémie Jennifer Bonnet and Ziyi Zhang, whose distinct practices—spanning sculpture and painting—intersect around shared inquiries into time, transformation, and the shifting nature of perception.
The exhibition’s title suggests not an end, but a turning: an exploration of what remains, what shifts, and what begins anew in the wake of changing ecological, cultural, and technological landscapes.
Bonnet’s work explores the present as a liminal space—held in tension between memory and becoming. Her sculptures reflect on mortality not as an end point, but as an opening: a chance to redirect attention beyond the self toward interconnection and renewal. Shaped from a mix of materials—including drift-bone fragments, water chestnut seed pods, paper clay, natural oxides, resin, and driftwood—her forms echo both the human and more-than-human. These organism-like structures embrace ambiguity, giving physical form to what she describes…
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After Nature is a two-person exhibition featuring works by Noémie Jennifer Bonnet and Ziyi Zhang, whose distinct practices—spanning sculpture and painting—intersect around shared inquiries into time, transformation, and the shifting nature of perception.
The exhibition’s title suggests not an end, but a turning: an exploration of what remains, what shifts, and what begins anew in the wake of changing ecological, cultural, and technological landscapes.
Bonnet’s work explores the present as a liminal space—held in tension between memory and becoming. Her sculptures reflect on mortality not as an end point, but as an opening: a chance to redirect attention beyond the self toward interconnection and renewal. Shaped from a mix of materials—including drift-bone fragments, water chestnut seed pods, paper clay, natural oxides, resin, and driftwood—her forms echo both the human and more-than-human. These organism-like structures embrace ambiguity, giving physical form to what she describes…
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