All these eyes were mine (2024), solo exhibition at Boadle Hall, Incinerator Gallery.
This exhibition takes inspiration from Italo Calvino's short story ‘The Spiral’, which speculatively explores the evolutionary journey of eyes from the perspective of a mollusc. By developing a shell—something beautiful to look at—this mollusc begins the process of eye evolution. The story culminates in a proliferation of gazes unfolding between animals and humans, above and below the water’s surface. All these eyes were mine explores surfaces as paradoxical entities, serving as barriers and bridges between worlds.
The exhibition emerged from spending time along the Maribynong River and thinking about the animals in the water returning Anatol’s gaze. Through drawing, photography, sound, and installation it aims to deconstruct the acts of looking and listening in order to consider technology, infrastructure, manufactured materials, and ecological relationships.
Photograph by Christian Capurro
Photograph by Christian Capurro
Photograph by Gianna Rizzo
Photograph by Christian Capurro
Photograph by Anatol Pitt
Photograph by Christian Capurro
Photograph by Anatol Pitt
Photograph by Anatol Pitt
Photograph by Christian Capurro
Photograph by Anatol Pitt
Photograph by Gianna Rizzo