Dianna Brinsden
Bryleigh Morsink

LOVE IN SPACE
VS
THE HUMAN RACE

Exhibition from 23rd February - 5th March 2005

Love in space versus the human race investigates unexplored space through physicality, imagination and femininity. Both artists are interested in ideas of navigation, whether it’s through questioning women’s cultural positioning as in Dianna’s work or in Bryleigh’s work which explores experiences of science and imagination in uncharted territory.

How do women navigate between their lived experience and the representations of femininity that surround them? The human condition positions us in structures which are not only hard to identify, but also difficult to escape from. My work explores the spaces between my own experience and representations of women in film, television, fashion, and advertising- Dianna Brinsden

When an image is transmitted from outer space into known space, the image itself displays signs of its journey. My work explores potential narratives that evolve through the process of transmission and between what is seen and what can be imagined - Bryleigh Morsink.