Turua Gallery is proud to present “Shift into Neutral,” opening tomorrow.
This curated collection celebrates the subtle beauty found in details, spaces and artworks that are visually calm and restful, yet rich with interest.
Selected for their masterful attention to detail, the participating artists explore how minimalism and layering can transform a neutral palette. The exhibition showcases the interplay of light and dark, shadows, and texture, presenting works that are both understated and striking.
“Perfect for any home or workspace, this collection includes large original paintings celebrating abstract minimalism, woven crosses on corrugated iron, ceramics, wood and recycled beehive sculptures, and textural paintings. Sometimes the beauty is in the simplicity,” said Liss Wallace, Turua Gallery Owner.
Participating artists include Bec Robertson, Cam Munroe, Claudia Aalderink, Gilly Sheffield, Jamie Adamson, Michelle Huizinga, as well as Michelle Wilkin, who said that working within the confines of a neutral palette created space for stillness and stripped away excess, drawing us closer to the essence of form, texture, and emotion.
Exhibition Details:
Presale: 7.30 pm, Thursday, 9 October
Opening: 5 pm, Friday, 10 October
Exhibition Dates: 10 – 22 October
Location: Turua Gallery, 10a Turua Street, St Heliers, Auckland
