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Carlotta Bailly-Borg's paintings are populated by a rotating cast of decadently sinuous figures who weave and curl about each other freed from gravity or restrictions of anatomy. They are driven by desires, willing themselves to life from half-timbered fragments, and sometimes anxiously unsure of how they fit into the pictorial plane. Many of the works in Sea Foam Shame are compressed into the dimensions of the frame or smaller sub-divisions, into which their long limbs fold and push. Her lyrical line conveys a ceaseless energy and serpentine movement; Frustrated by boundaries they fold in on themselves, like a foam-topped wave clashing with a sea wall to curl back into the arms of the ocean.

The exhibition’s enigmatic title is a direct quotation of nirvana’s ‘all apologies’, whose lyric repetitions beautifully replicate the motion of the sea. the song was made legendary in their unplugged set for mtv, where cobain strummed mournfully, apologising to us all for his...More expand_more

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Carlotta Bailly-Borg's paintings are populated by a rotating cast of decadently sinuous figures who weave and curl about each other freed from gravity or restrictions of anatomy. They are driven by desires, willing themselves to life from half-timbered fragments, and sometimes anxiously unsure of how they fit into the pictorial plane. Many of the works in Sea Foam Shame are compressed into the dimensions of the frame or smaller sub-divisions, into which their long limbs fold and push. Her lyrical line conveys a ceaseless energy and serpentine movement; Frustrated by boundaries they fold in on themselves, like a foam-topped wave clashing with a sea wall to curl back into the arms of the ocean.

The exhibition’s enigmatic title is a direct quotation of nirvana’s ‘all apologies’, whose lyric repetitions beautifully replicate the motion of the sea. the song was made legendary in their unplugged set for mtv, where cobain strummed mournfully, apologising to us all for his...More expand_more

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Ruttkowski;6846 Cortlandt Alley, New York, NY 10013, USA
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