JAHNNE PASCO-WHITE

The exhibition considers life as part of a vast and continuous process of transformation, where forms emerge, dissolve and reappear within broader ecological systems. Through gestures of growth, decay, accumulation and renewal, the works reflect on the instability and interconnectedness of the natural world. Moving between the intimate and the expansive, the exhibition invites contemplation of fragility, persistence and the shifting relationship between human experience and the rhythms of the earth and sea.

Pasco-White’s practice is steeped in a rich body of research focusing on ecology, relationality and feminism. Her abstract visual language takes shape through raw, gestural paintings on fabric and canvas. Hand dyed fabrics, pigmented with organic materials gathered from her surroundings – including domestic debris and matter collected from the natural environment– are complemented by sewn elements, acrylic paint, oil stick, pastel and crayon.

Her works are an invitation to consider how we care for, consume and (dis)count the materials with which we are entangled.