Looking up // Scott Lawrie Gallery //Edinburgh Fringe Festival

The Sage in Looking Up Edinburgh,
​Scott Lawrie Gallery

It’s been a busy time in the studio, and I’m delighted to finally share that my work The Sage is part of Looking Up, a curated group exhibition at Scott Lawrie Gallery in Edinburgh. The show is presented as part of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
“What does it mean to look up? Toward the stars, the divine or the drones? Looking Up brings together two parallel yet overlapping narratives: fascinating work from artists across the Pacific region, exploring ancestral knowledge, inherent traditions and sacred cosmologies; and darker meditations on military technology, surveillance and the machinery of modern conflict. At its heart, this exhibition asks whether reverence and violence can coexist in the same sky – and what happens when they do. By holding space for both spirituality and spectacle, Looking Up becomes a quiet reflection on power, legacy and endurance.” — Edinburgh Fringe

Scott Lawrie has also written a compelling essay on the exhibition’s themes, which you can read here.
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Looking Up
Scott Lawrie Gallery, 2 Chuckie Pend (lane behind the Filmhouse), Edinburgh
1–25 August | Mon–Sat, 11am–6pm