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Afternoon Projects is pleased to present a two-person exhibition featuring new sculptural and painting works by Scott Rogers and Lucia Zezza. The exhibition brings together two distinct yet resonant practices that examine how emotion, ecology, and perception shape our understanding of contemporary life.
Scott Rogers (b. 1981, Mohkinstsis/Calgary) lives in Tkaronto, Canada. His practice negotiates the complex relationships between humans, other living beings, and land. He has a MFA from the Glasgow School of Art and also studied at the Staedelschule in Frankfurt (DE). Notable recent projects include Two Seven Two Gallery (Toronto, 2025), Ormston House (Limerick, IR, 2025), ATLAS Arts (Skye, UK, 2023-2025), Pink Snow (Berlin, DE, 2024), Nuit Blanche (Toronto, 2023), Koraï Project Space (Nicosia, CY, 2022), Kunstverein München (DE, 2021), Ivory Tars (Glasgow, UK, 2021), the Kamias Triennial (Manila, PH, 2020), and Franz Kaka...More
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Afternoon Projects is pleased to present a two-person exhibition featuring new sculptural and painting works by Scott Rogers and Lucia Zezza. The exhibition brings together two distinct yet resonant practices that examine how emotion, ecology, and perception shape our understanding of contemporary life.
Scott Rogers (b. 1981, Mohkinstsis/Calgary) lives in Tkaronto, Canada. His practice negotiates the complex relationships between humans, other living beings, and land. He has a MFA from the Glasgow School of Art and also studied at the Staedelschule in Frankfurt (DE). Notable recent projects include Two Seven Two Gallery (Toronto, 2025), Ormston House (Limerick, IR, 2025), ATLAS Arts (Skye, UK, 2023-2025), Pink Snow (Berlin, DE, 2024), Nuit Blanche (Toronto, 2023), Koraï Project Space (Nicosia, CY, 2022), Kunstverein München (DE, 2021), Ivory Tars (Glasgow, UK, 2021), the Kamias Triennial (Manila, PH, 2020), and Franz Kaka...More
