Regarding her new works, the artist shares, “Throughout my life, I have come into contact with the deaths of many people close to me, and whether I like it or not, I often think about death. And while thinking about the deceased, I have come to realize that this is not something that happens to other people. Death is always close by. Expressions such as ‘back to back with death’ or ‘side by side with death’ remind us of the relationship between life and death. By depicting the ‘border’ between life and death in my work, I am able to express the precariousness, and also the ‘point of contact’ where the living and the dead come into contact and have a dialogue with their souls.”

Open to the public and free of charge, Boundary is set to debut on Saturday, December 14th from 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm in Gallery 3, alongside a solo show by world-renown British graffiti/street art collective The London Police, titled Escape to L.A., in the Main Gallery and a solo show by Dutch artist Handiedan, titled Geef Me Nog Een Kus, also in the Main Gallery. The shows will be on view at CHG through January 25th with the exception of December 24th-31st, when the gallery will be closed for the holidays.