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Transcending Physicality: The Essence of Place
The San Francisco Arts Commission (SFAC) Main Gallery is pleased to present Transcending Physicality: The Essence of Place, a group exhibition curated by artist and educator Minoosh Zomorodinia that explores the complicated concept of "place" and the interplay of relationships and interactions that shape and define places.
Transcending Physicality recognizes that place extends beyond mere physicality, encompassing narratives, histories, and emotions. Through the work of fourteen artists, the exhibition aims to illustrate the multifaceted dimensions that contribute to the essence of a place.
鈥淚 wanted to create an exhibition to explore and interpret the concept of place from the viewpoint of artists from different backgrounds,鈥� states exhibition curator Minoosh Zomorodinia. 鈥淢y aim is to spark meaningful conversations about the significance of spaces in shaping cultures, fostering connections, and resonating with personal and collective experiences.鈥�
Inviting us to contemplate the intricate relationship between people and spaces, the artwork exhibited goes beyond the physical, touching memory, identity, and collective awareness. It highlights how art empowers us to go beyond the limits of our physical surroundings and gain a deeper understanding of the complex nature of 鈥減lace.鈥�
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The San Francisco Arts Commission (SFAC) Main Gallery is pleased to present Transcending Physicality: The Essence of Place, a group exhibition curated by artist and educator Minoosh Zomorodinia that explores the complicated concept of "place" and the interplay of relationships and interactions that shape and define places.
Transcending Physicality recognizes that place extends beyond mere physicality, encompassing narratives, histories, and emotions. Through the work of fourteen artists, the exhibition aims to illustrate the multifaceted dimensions that contribute to the essence of a place.
鈥淚 wanted to create an exhibition to explore and interpret the concept of place from the viewpoint of artists from different backgrounds,鈥� states exhibition curator Minoosh Zomorodinia. 鈥淢y aim is to spark meaningful conversations about the significance of spaces in shaping cultures, fostering connections, and resonating with personal and collective experiences.鈥�
Inviting us to contemplate the intricate relationship between people and spaces, the artwork exhibited goes beyond the physical, touching memory, identity, and collective awareness. It highlights how art empowers us to go beyond the limits of our physical surroundings and gain a deeper understanding of the complex nature of 鈥減lace.鈥�
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