Yes, it's the right name for the post - "The smallest exhibition I've ever seen".
Ah, now let's dive into the captivating world of Yona Lee's Wall, Floor, and Ceiling exhibition in Gertrude Contemporary. This talented artist has a knack for crafting stunning stainless-steel sculptures that explore the intricate themes of place, transit, migration, and belonging. And boy, does she deliver!
At Gertrude, Lee showcases three distinct sculptural works—one gracefully on the wall, another elegantly resting on the floor, and a third hanging intriguingly from the ceiling. I must say, her playfulness with functionality breathes new life into everyday objects, transforming them into pieces of art that truly make you stop and think.
The space exudes an enchanting minimalist charm, boasting an open layout and those generous street-facing windows. It's like stepping into a world where art and simplicity dance hand in hand. And here's a delightful tidbit—the building's past as a furniture showroom in the 70s and 80s adds a curious twist to the mix. From couches to contemporary art, talk about evolution!
Yona Lee's Wall, Floor, and Ceiling project invite us to ponder the interactions between these sculptures and the spaces they inhabit. It's a thought-provoking experience that nudges us to appreciate the beauty in the little things that often go unnoticed.
So, my dear art enthusiasts, do yourself a favour and venture into this captivating exhibition. Yona Lee's unique perspective and artistry are sure to leave you with a newfound admiration for the intricacies of everyday objects in our surroundings. Happy exploring!
P.S. and really like it (yes, it was my first visit ever to Gertrude Contemporary) - a donation from the artist in the toilet room. Simon Zoric, thank you!