CURB

How is it that with the explosion of urban populations, contained in ever-more minimalist congestion, our connection to one another dwindles, our alienation and isolation grow, and we are left feeling alone in crowded spaces? Questions like this were the swell behind the wave of artistic production that lead to this body of work. Each of the pieces on this show provide a lens, a window through which the viewer is invited to peer. The daylight ghosts of passers-by leave only whispered traces in a society where sidewalk etiquette excuses us from human interaction. We are small, self-absorbed universes, messily compacted into individual bodies- yearning for connection as we slip silently by in the no-man's land of the city-scape.