[11/20/2024]
An evocative interplay of the surreal and baroque. Hammond’s oil paintings transport viewers to dark, mythological worlds where half-human figures explore themes of isolation, anxiety, and connection. Earthy, discordant tones and statuesque forms, recalling Caravaggio and Goya, merge with a surrealist lens to blur the lines between myth and lived experience. Accompanied by Darren Cunningham’s haunting soundscape, the exhibition creates a deeply immersive atmosphere that balances discomfort with beauty, leaving viewers captivated and contemplative.
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