Catalina Africa's 'mirrors, merging' at Silverlens
Filipino artist Catalina Africa presents 'mirrors, merging', a new series of five paintings at Silverlens gallery. The works explore inner landscapes and transitions, depicting otherworldly territories through flow forms, dissolution, and the collapse of inner terrain into mirrored landscapes. Africa's process spans a single gesture stretched over time, involving space claiming, ground preparation, tribute gathering, energy rising, and release. One painting shows an earth-hued field bordering a reclining figure with a blue sphere emitting vapor. The series is described as a devotional process at thresholds of life and practice.
Key facts
- Catalina Africa created five paintings for the series 'mirrors, merging'
- The exhibition is held at Silverlens gallery
- The works explore inner landscapes and transitions
- Africa's process involves a single gesture stretched over time
- One painting features a reclining figure with a blue sphere emitting vapor
- The series is described as a devotional process at thresholds of life and practice
Entities
Artists
- Catalina Africa
Institutions
- Silverlens