Brendan Fernandes Explores Sound and Abstraction in New Exhibition

Brendan Fernandes' latest exhibition, The Noise Will Sound, delves into the interplay of sound, visibility, and abstraction. This collection showcases layered textiles, fragmented figures, and textured surfaces, investigating how noise transcends mere sound to become visual, embodied, and profoundly felt. Fernandes approaches noise as both a formal and political issue, raising critical questions about who gets heard, who is ignored, and who decides what constitutes signal versus disruption. Among the works is a new series of film photographs titled Noise See, where fragmented bodies merge into patterned visuals, creating a dissonance that challenges viewers' perceptions and encourages deeper contemplation. The exhibition's venue, dates, and location remain unspecified.