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Art is a testament to the changing relationship with our environment and reveals the truth that separateness is a mere illusion. At a time of accelerating change, the human instinct to protect, preserve, and ground oneself transforms the creative act into an account of time as it records, erects and tears down our understanding of the world. The Record of a Split considers themes of protection, grounding and persistence but also disintegration and erasure, as elegy to spiritual survival.

Visentin Fine Art LTD is proud to present リンゴの中に種はあるのか?  (Are There Seeds Inside the Apple?) - the first solo show of Japanese artist Asami Shiode in Europe. The exhibition is presented at 10 Greatorex Street in London, UK and consists of a body of work where the needs of art and the principles of organic life fuse into the grainy surface of material form.

In the art of Abigail Dudley, the act of creation is a celebration of serenity. Focusing primarily on interior-scapes and still lives, she combines a sense of familiarity with a search for harmonious achievement that celebrates rather than questions the nature of her subjects. What she does question, instead, is the relationship between reality and perception and, by extent, the expectations of how reality should behave in a painting.

In opposition to what Carl Jung called ‘the modern myth of history as infinite progress’, Laurence Watchorn formulates a circular return of sensible forms to imaginative dimensions, articulating a sequence of creative intuitions that transform the immaterial reality of sensibility’s realm into a bridge connecting the visual vocabulary of the human collective unconscious and the material nature of rational communication.