NO SPACE group exhibition

This is a visual art project featuring a group of multi-disciplinary artists working within the theme of liminality and negative Space.

Eagle Works, venue itself can be considered as liminal- a temporarily occupied space, once used for the steel industry, where people have come and gone through its dark corridors since 1835, serves as both subject and medium.

Negative space refers to the feeling of emptiness or absence that contributes to an unsettling or eerie atmosphere. It highlights the feeling of loneliness and the unfamiliar. Liminal spaces, by their nature, are in-between, or transitional zones, often characterized by a lack of clear purpose or defined activity. We want to explore negative space as the lack of human presence/activity, which ignites feelings of desolation.

Liminality can exist in time, people and places; in this context, we aim to explore the theme through the inner monologue. It may refer to transitional or psychological states, critical turning points in life, or sudden events that significantly impact a person’s life.

Featured artists:
Daniil Danet, Corinne Deakin, Molly Wickett, Beth Rippin, Jane Etive, Daria Em, Yudi Chen, Maire Hewitt, Joseph Norris, Olivia Hawkswell, Sam Horton, Lucy Cook, Paul Raymond, Sarah Attwood, Tajinder Dhami, Emily McGhie Jackson, Lyuda Kalinichenko, Stephen Carley