CFHILL - UPCLOSE. EXHIBITION

There are several ways of seeing. We scout, we squint, we focus, we read up close, and we scan. These days, our visual spectrum is mostly dominated by the distance between the retina and a screen. As a result of this, you may experience an initial sense of disorientation and visual fatigue when viewing up close. Let that feeling linger for a while. At this moment, you’ll be somewhere between your own habitual mode of seeing and an entirely different kind of viewing. It’s time to recalibrate. In this exhibition, your visual impressions will need to be processed by another, more active part of your mind.

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