FILTRATIONS | Kate Rusek at Leitrim Sculpture Centre

Event Details

Exhibition launch at 31st of July, 5-8pm.

In this new body of work, Rusek explores movement and dwelling through the interconnected relationships between land and sea. Drawing on edge-zone ecology as a metaphor for dynamic cooperation, the exhibition invites abundant thinking inspired by biological rhythms and natural systems. Filtration mechanisms in fungi, plankton, and nitrogen-fixing plants become metaphors for metabolising emotion and memory. Through ceramics, mixed-media works, and found materials, Rusek gives tangible form to grief, absence, remembrance, and the unseen, from intimate votive objects to large-scale installations.