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Alicia Adamerovich explores the tensions between strength and fragility, industry and nature, static and breathing. She abstracts feelings in order to produce forms at the cross section of organic and illusory. Elements of science fiction and alienation encroach upon Adamerovich’s practice, ultimately mediated by her desires for connection and provocation. Having spent her adolescence mired in feelings of isolation and brushes with the natural world, she’s taken to exploring her own crafted environments. She plumbs her own psychological depths, weaving internal fabrics into rich biomorphic vistas.
The paintings for this exhibition are darker, as if they’re slowly moving into the shadows. Vestiges of familiarity persist alongside ambiguous formations. Here she explores structures and the scaffolding of form. Her constructions become fragile protectors of darkness or negative space. They fall just short of tangibility and make the case for imagined futures or mythologized histories. She…
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Alicia Adamerovich explores the tensions between strength and fragility, industry and nature, static and breathing. She abstracts feelings in order to produce forms at the cross section of organic and illusory. Elements of science fiction and alienation encroach upon Adamerovich’s practice, ultimately mediated by her desires for connection and provocation. Having spent her adolescence mired in feelings of isolation and brushes with the natural world, she’s taken to exploring her own crafted environments. She plumbs her own psychological depths, weaving internal fabrics into rich biomorphic vistas.
The paintings for this exhibition are darker, as if they’re slowly moving into the shadows. Vestiges of familiarity persist alongside ambiguous formations. Here she explores structures and the scaffolding of form. Her constructions become fragile protectors of darkness or negative space. They fall just short of tangibility and make the case for imagined futures or mythologized histories. She…



























