Exhibition of New Work in London Gallery
It is now just over three weeks until the opening Niki's exhibition, including new work.
'As We Are' with Rupert Record opens Tuesday 4th September at the Menier Gallery, on Southwark Street, London.
In her recent paintings exploring rural and marginal urban fringe environments. people have begun to 'wander in' to the work.
It is many years since the human figure has featured in her work.
'I attribute their return to an increasing need to decode the remains of human activity that I find in the landscape and also to my work as a Scenographer.
I have grown used to seeing some human drama unfolding in front of the environments I have created. As a piece of drama seeks to explore human relationships and motivations, I am now seeking to show the shifting interplay between people, their environment and their technology - in seeking a sense of place, a sense of belonging and identity in the real, imagined and virtual environments they navigate.'
https://www.paintingsinhospitals.org.uk/Event/as-we-are
The new pieces really push the contrast between light and shadow in a way that feels fresh for your London show—especially the larger canvases. I've been using a similar approach to color layering lately, and it’s been a game-changer for my own studio work. https://ai-for-music.com
The new pieces feel like a real departure from your earlier theatre work—especially the way you're playing with negative space now. I've been using a similar approach in my own studio lately, and it's fascinating to see how it translates on a larger scale. Check out https://aiphoto-app.com
The new pieces feel like a real shift in your handling of light—especially the way the smaller canvases hold their own against the larger works. I've been using a similar approach to document my own studio visits, and I'd love to hear how you curated the hanging order for this show. https://zimage-ai.com
The new pieces in the London show feel like a real departure from your earlier theatre work—especially the way you're playing with negative space now. I've been using a similar approach in my own sketches lately, and it's great to see it pushed this far. Check out the full series breakdown over at https://image-to-stl.org
The new pieces really pop against the gallery’s white walls—especially the way you’ve handled light in the smaller canvases. I’ve been using a similar approach in my own studio lately, and it’s great to see it pushed this far. Check out my latest series. https://grabcad.site