The recent photographs of Michelle Forsyth document her performative engagement with objects made and collected during the pandemic. The works chosen for this exhibition form a meditation on her time spent alone.

'Over the Horizon', features artwork by Sadko Hadzihasanovic and Libby Hague, bringing together two different approaches to large-scale printmaking while exploring themes of storytelling and collectivity, violence and peace.

'Interference Patterns', by Philippe Blanchard, expands on the boundaries of print through the use of projected video and installation.

'Overlook' features a body of work by carlina Chen that comments on how we relate to the spaces we move through and the temporal dimensions we occupy (like riding everyday transit). Chen includes maps, audio, and other print-based visuals.