Nature, Abstracted at Ben Brown Fine Arts
Whenever the subject matter of an exhibition is related to landscapes, I immediately think about Sentences on Landscape by Gleb Simonov (because I believe that in every matter, one should seek out an expert):
“Landscape has no requirements. An image may lack horizon, discernible perspective, shadows. It may be completely abstract. The fact that a sense of space can emerge without a specific hint to suggest it — means that space is uncanny, that something we think is a necessary condition of presence itself is a form of presence. Still there, when the sun goes down”.
Curated by Sean Zhang.
Exhibition period: 4.07–29.08
Gallery address: 2/F, The Factory, 1 Yip Fat Street, Wong Chuk Hang



