WHAT BEGINS AS SOMETHING INCIDENTAL BECOMES A NEW COMPOSITION SHAPED BY MOVEMENT AND INSTINCT

THE ABSTRACTS

Preview — Block 1 — Abstracts Collection Grid
Echoes & Conversations
There's a Glow Around Me — Rachel Le Roux There's a Glow Around Me in situ — Rachel Le Roux
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There’s a Glow Around Me

Mixed Media on Linen Canvas·20 × 16 in·USD 570

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That Much Needed Release — Rachel Le Roux That Much Needed Release in situ — Rachel Le Roux
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That Much Needed Release

Mixed Media on Linen Canvas·20 × 16 in·USD 570

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Something Gave — Rachel Le Roux Something Gave in situ — Rachel Le Roux
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Something Gave

Mixed Media on Linen Canvas·15 × 12 in·USD 350

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Time Stood Still — Rachel Le Roux Time Stood Still in situ — Rachel Le Roux
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Time Stood Still

Mixed Media on Linen Canvas·16 × 20 in·USD 570

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Golden Mornings — Rachel Le Roux Golden Mornings in situ — Rachel Le Roux
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Golden Mornings

Mixed Media on Linen Canvas·16 × 20 in·USD 570

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This Could Breathe — Rachel Le Roux Sold
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This Could Breathe

Mixed Media on Linen Canvas·18 × 16 in

Break in the Pattern — Rachel Le Roux Sold
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Break in the Pattern

Mixed Media on Linen Canvas·15 × 12 in

Not All at Once — Rachel Le Roux Sold
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Not All at Once

Mixed Media on Linen Canvas·14 × 11 in

Almost Weightless — Rachel Le Roux Sold
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Almost Weightless

Mixed Media on Linen Canvas·18 × 14 in

Held in Motion — Rachel Le Roux Sold
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Held in Motion

Mixed Media on Linen Canvas·14 × 11 in

Let's Lose Control — Rachel Le Roux Sold
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Let’s Lose Control

Mixed Media on Linen Canvas·24 × 18 in

Curatorial Note

Abstraction emerges within this continuum. The body is no longer articulated but carried through the material trace of earlier paintings. Colour, pressure, and gesture are loosened, freed from depiction while remaining rooted in the practice’s origins. Across the exhibition, conversation becomes a mode of movement aligning seeing, sensing, and reflection into a sustained state of perception.

— Ayni Nuyda, Curator
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