Do You Dream of Sunshine When You Sleep?
Patrick Campbell and Madison Killough
Curated by Avalon Mott
Friday April 1st — Saturday April 30th, 2016
Opening Friday, April 1st. 7:00 — 10:00PM
Patrick Campbell and Madison Killough
Curated by Avalon Mott
Friday April 1st — Saturday April 30th, 2016
Opening Friday, April 1st. 7:00 — 10:00PM
Campbell + Killough present a new installation Do You Dream of Sunshine When You Sleep? at FIELD Contemporary for Capture Photography Festival curated by Avalon Mott. The exhibition focuses on the relationship between light, atmosphere and healing. Using both art and design, the artists construct an experiential environment.
The placement of objects and their orientation will visually guide the viewer into a fully curated experience. Exploring light and form through photography and sculpture, Campbell + Killough create a meditative atmosphere for spatial reflection. The viewers simultaneously experience two-dimensional impressions of light with three dimensional experiences of light.
Campbell + Killough use art and design to structure spatial experiences. Informed by architecture, modernism, contemporary art, and atmospheres - their immersive spaces + objects balance invisible affects with formal qualities. Patrick Campbell and Madison Killough have been collaborating since they met in Vancouver, Canada in 2012. They recently founded the design studio wolke.
pictured above: Through a Blue Cloud All the Light Looks the Same, cyanotype, 36"x48", Campbell + Killough, 2016.
The placement of objects and their orientation will visually guide the viewer into a fully curated experience. Exploring light and form through photography and sculpture, Campbell + Killough create a meditative atmosphere for spatial reflection. The viewers simultaneously experience two-dimensional impressions of light with three dimensional experiences of light.
Campbell + Killough use art and design to structure spatial experiences. Informed by architecture, modernism, contemporary art, and atmospheres - their immersive spaces + objects balance invisible affects with formal qualities. Patrick Campbell and Madison Killough have been collaborating since they met in Vancouver, Canada in 2012. They recently founded the design studio wolke.
pictured above: Through a Blue Cloud All the Light Looks the Same, cyanotype, 36"x48", Campbell + Killough, 2016.