In her solo exhibition, Canadian artist Chloe Wise explores how we perceive reality—and what lies hidden beyond the reach of our senses and language.
In her solo exhibition, Canadian artist Chloe Wise explores how we perceive reality—and what lies hidden beyond the reach of our senses and language. What we call “consensus reality” is, in truth, a constantly shifting field of vibrating waves and particles, shaped into order through perception and narrative. Yet the very tools that enable us to construct the world also blind us to that which cannot be named. Drawing on philosophy, mythology, and contemporary culture, Wise reflects on phenomena that defy definition—from the poetic to the uncanny, from angels to UFOs. The exhibition opens up a dreamlike space in which metaphor and imagination invite us to encounter the inexpressible—experiences that elude all language and yet are deeply felt.
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