'Judith Oscillations'

Adrian Hermanides presents 'Judith Oscillations', a body of work consisting of prints, photographs, sculptures and text inspired by an aberration in his mother’s brain waves known as an essential tremor, and which manifests as an uncontrollable shake of the head, hands, arms, and tongue. Rooted in the electromagnetic systems of the brain, this tremor oscillates in the range known as the 'twilight state'  which we normally only experience fleetingly upon waking, or drifting off to sleep. Hermanides uses this unusual wave formation as a metaphor to connect such diverse phenomena as rastafarianism, El nino, interference deformations, gender indentity, subjectivity and otherness.

26 January - 20 February