Please join Impossible Currency in celebrating the North American debut of Polish artist Dominika Hofman ‘A Pervading Wonder’ on September 28 at 2:30 - 5:30 pm.
1193 Howell Mill Rd.
For presale opportunities please dm us with your email to receive full catalog of works. 🤍
Black Pear II 12 x 16 in (40cm x 30cm) oil and acrylic on canvas @dominika_hofman_
Join Impossible Currency in celebrating the North American debut of Polish artist Dominika Hofman ‘A Pervading Wonder’ on September 28 at 2:30 - 5:30
For presale opportunities please dm us with your email.
Thank you to all who came to our opening for @dominika_hofman_ ‘s ‘A Pervading Wonder’ ✨ The work will be up until October 12th. To receive full catalog of the remaining works please comment with your email.
An entire show, dipped in one color.
5 of my pieces live inside this blue world now - on view and for sale
Thank you @impossiblecurrency for this beautiful show, and @iza.zitney for an incredible idea. 📷@isabellamancebo
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made evident by her creative process of constant
making and remaking, allowing the material aspect of
painting to leave its mark on the canvas. This visual
representation of presence and absence mirrors the
human act of making mistakes, embodying the potential
for change and transformation.
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@reezse at our next group show BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE opening Thursday July 24th at 6:30 pm.
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@sarah.kate.studio at our next group show BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE opening Thursday July 24th at 6:30 pm.
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Sarah Crossley is a ceramic artist based in Atlanta, GA. Her work is deeply influenced by the ocean and rocky coastlines, where movement, contrast, and time shape everything. She’s drawn to the balance in nature: softness and strength, calm and chaos, light and dark.
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Impossible Currency is pleased to present the work of
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Inspired by the feminine form and organic shapes found throughout nature, Jordan’s work offers a moment of tranquility to the viewer and lends a light and airy feel to any space. Each piece is meticulously crafted by hand, using delicate cuts into fine, naturally stained paper which then rise and fall into place for a stunning final composition. The monochromatic palette, soft curves and simple yet ethereal aesthetic pay tribute to her appreciation for true minimalism.
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@nicolinamorra at our next group show BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE opening Thursday July 24th at 6:30 pm.
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born 2003 in huntington, new york lives and works in tallahassee, fl
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central to her practice is the re-contextualization of images drawn from her expanding personal archive, such as stills from cult cinema, contemporary popular culture, and found photographs of anonymous individuals. the original context of these images is disrupted and imbued with new layers of meaning through selective cropping and a blurred painting technique, often paired with hyper-realistic depictions of things that plays with the tension between what is within and just out of reach. this process situates her work between the archive and the altar: the archive as a repository of collective memory and imagery, and the altar as a space where these fragments are elevated into symbols of contemporary secular worship and the pursuit of something more.
