FOR NOW
ORTHUNGA•Jun 27, 2026 — Aug 29, 2026
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FOR NOW is a two-person exhibition by Keith Farquhar and Torben Ribe.
Farquhar presents a new series of works in which diaristic images, drawn directly from his phone, are transferred through dye sublimation onto polyester fur. The process produces a strange surface where much of the image is pressed flat while the pile splays out at the edges of the stretcher. The surface still feels alive, but it becomes difficult to locate whose life it contains. Four short videos sharing the same banal subject matter also feature. Assembled from accidental recordings and unintended clips found amongst the source images for the fur works, they draw on what Farquhar describes as the video equivalent of a pocket call.
Ribe presents a selection of works that move between sculpture, painting and the duties of caretaking. His abstract TV stands, made using the welding machine of sculptor Robert Jacobsen and decorated with images of his father, serve as displays for Farquhar’s videos. New paintings on…
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FOR NOW
ORTHUNGA•Jun 27, 2026 — Aug 29, 2026
Press Release
FOR NOW is a two-person exhibition by Keith Farquhar and Torben Ribe.
Farquhar presents a new series of works in which diaristic images, drawn directly from his phone, are transferred through dye sublimation onto polyester fur. The process produces a strange surface where much of the image is pressed flat while the pile splays out at the edges of the stretcher. The surface still feels alive, but it becomes difficult to locate whose life it contains. Four short videos sharing the same banal subject matter also feature. Assembled from accidental recordings and unintended clips found amongst the source images for the fur works, they draw on what Farquhar describes as the video equivalent of a pocket call.
Ribe presents a selection of works that move between sculpture, painting and the duties of caretaking. His abstract TV stands, made using the welding machine of sculptor Robert Jacobsen and decorated with images of his father, serve as displays for Farquhar’s videos. New paintings on…


















































































