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Annette (Netter) Andresen (DK)
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Simon MacEwan (AU)
Opening: Friday 22 August, 16:00 - 19:00
Exhibition: 22 Aug - 20 Sept 2025
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Annette (Netter) Andresen (DK) is an artist and textile designer who works across disciplines to create multifaceted collages; printed and dyed textiles; as well as site specific works that address acoustic and aesthetic considerations. Andresen has a natural affinity for colour and composition, and her works are layered with personal associations and memories, enmeshed in the fabric of their construction.
Simon MacEwan (AU) is a multidisciplinary artist with a practice spanning drawing, animation, sculpture and installation. His work is a consideration of big things: enormous, often invisible forces and inhuman scales of time and distance, and finding a way to represent them at a scale that can be experienced at a personal, bodily level. Meticulously crafted and elegantly designed, his works combine urban landscapes with the unexpected to activate the imagination and create new potentialities.
Annette (Netter) Andresen
Sherbet romance 2025
Textile collage of printed polyester, dyed silk, cotton and linen, 234 x 210 cm
Annette (Netter) Andresen
Sherbet romance 2025 (detail view)
Annette (Netter) Andresen
Sherbet romance 2025 (detail view)
Simon MacEwan paper sculptures, installation views
Simon MacEwan
He had come a long way to this blue lawn and his dream must have seemed so close that he could hardly fail to grasp it. 2024
paper, 12 x 21 cm
Simon MacEwan
Say you are in the country; in some high land of lakes. Take almost any path you please 2024
paper, 12 x 21 cm
Simon MacEwan
The Last Picture Show 2024
paper, 12 x 21 cm
Simon MacEwan
We have always lived in the castle 2024
paper, 12 x 21 cm
Simon MacEwan
the frost at midnight brightens the ground and hardens the stars 2025
paper, 12 x 21 cm
Simon MacEwan
This is the city of mazes. You may set off from the same place to the same place every day and never go by the same route. If you do so, it will be by mistake 2024
paper, 14 x 21 cm
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