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South Parade is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new paintings by Wakefield-based artist Zoë Carlon.
For her second solo exhibition at South Parade, this collection of new paintings continues Zoë’s exploration into the experience of solitude within communal spaces, moments of transition and active attention. Zoë’s paintings unfold episodic scenes depicting transitory metropolitan spaces; a garden inside an Underground station, an office foyer, the landscape beyond a windscreen during a morning commute. And inwards towards the domestic; glimpses through residential windows, empty cafes, a still life of flowers. Areas we would otherwise pass through, or linger within a shared encounter, are captured and experienced in seclusion.
Zoë’s process is deeply influenced by the unique qualities of her chosen surface of aluminium. The solidity and resistance of the surface plays a crucial role in the application and build up of oil paint, allowing her brushstrokes to...More
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South Parade is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new paintings by Wakefield-based artist Zoë Carlon.
For her second solo exhibition at South Parade, this collection of new paintings continues Zoë’s exploration into the experience of solitude within communal spaces, moments of transition and active attention. Zoë’s paintings unfold episodic scenes depicting transitory metropolitan spaces; a garden inside an Underground station, an office foyer, the landscape beyond a windscreen during a morning commute. And inwards towards the domestic; glimpses through residential windows, empty cafes, a still life of flowers. Areas we would otherwise pass through, or linger within a shared encounter, are captured and experienced in seclusion.
Zoë’s process is deeply influenced by the unique qualities of her chosen surface of aluminium. The solidity and resistance of the surface plays a crucial role in the application and build up of oil paint, allowing her brushstrokes to...More
