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Void and Unruly Wills
Sara M\u00f6ller’s third solo exhibition at Thomassen Gallery explores the concept of emptiness through a monologue, which could be seen as a possible manifesto or metaphor for the chaotic emergence of the artistic process. It takes the viewer on a journey through a dream-like landscape, where disobedient wills rule and unresolved connections are made possible.
This landscape is one of beauty and flaws, of those who rise and shine, and those who fall. Shadows that surround or gently embrace, rivulets of light that boldly thunder forth. It is a place of indeterminate seeking dialogue.
M\u00f6ller’s creation adorns itself in various costumes, but the essence is found in the contemplation of desire and powerlessness. The results are essentially only by-products, abstract effects, or still images of a dancing play.
The exhibition “Void and Unruly Wills” showcases M\u00f6ller’s layered glazed ceramic sculptures and smaller watercolor paintings. The paintings, which were the starting point for this exhibition, were created during her stay in Paris in 2022.<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n