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  • Collage-style artwork with classical statue and natural forms.
  • Abstract artwork in swirls of grey, pink and yellow.
Until 17 Oct

Kaijern Koo and Natalie Trofimiuk: The Seasons Reversed

  • Free
  • Art

At first encounter, the two practices seem to come from different places. What connects them is a shared willingness to let interpretation remain unresolved.

Natalie Trofimiuk's bodies are never stable – they are structures waiting to be remade. Kaijern Koo's objects and images hold their meaning at a slight remove, attractive and elusive at once. Both practices are interested in the space between what something is and what it might be made to mean: the gap that opens up when a familiar system – the body, the domestic, the decorative – is subjected to a different kind of attention.

Come along to the exhibition opening on Saturday 3 October, 4–6pm.

CAVES is supported by the City of Melbourne through the annual arts grant.

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Date Times
Thu 15 Oct
  • 12pm - 5pm 12:00pm - 5:00pm
Fri 16 Oct
  • 12pm - 5pm 12:00pm - 5:00pm
Sat 17 Oct
  • 12pm - 5pm 12:00pm - 5:00pm

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CAVES
The Nicholas Building, Rm 5 Level 8/37 Swanston St
Melbourne 3000

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This is a free event

Booking not required

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  • telephone number: 0413 205 929
  • email address: info@cavesgallery.com
  • Visit website for Kaijern Koo and Natalie Trofimiuk: The Seasons Reversed
Instagram page for Kaijern Koo and Natalie Trofimiuk: The Seasons Reversed

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