Time Has Burned

The "Time Has Burned" exhibition showcases the exceptional works of a group of emerging to mid-level artists, based in London and belong to diverse backgrounds. This exhibition delves into various themes such as spirituality, displacement, and the interconnectedness of human and natural elements, making it an intriguing and thought-provoking experience.

The main objective of this exhibition is to showcase works that reimagine time and distance and break away from the limitations of physical space. Our inspiration for this exhibition comes from Etel Adnan's poem "Time" and the Japanese philosophical concept of Ma, which refers to the limitless potential for growth without boundaries.
The original group of artists has now grown to thirteen, who continue to challenge and break the norms in art. We came together to support and inspire each other, and our open discussions continue to lead us on the path of creativity. Each artist has interpreted the central theme through their unique lens by implementing the essence of poetry and linking personal experiences to thoughtful creative works. The exhibition explores topics such as female identity, mysticism, the human connection to the environment, and the interplay between memory and the psyche. The resulting works evoke a sense of bodily and spatial experience, encouraging viewers to engage with the art on a deeper level. Works include painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, crafts, video, mixed media, and printmaking.

Throughout the exhibition week, the gallery will host interactive workshops inspired by the showcased artworks. These workshops provide visitors with an opportunity to explore the poetry and artistic expressions that inform the exhibition.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Willesden Gallery - The Library @ Willesden Green, 95 High Road, London, United Kingdom