Heat Of A Hand

September 11 - October 18th 2020 A collaborative exhibition by Rhayne Vermette, Bret Parenteau and Irene Bindi https://blinkers.website/heat-of-a-hand.html .. accelerating the appearance of things only touched upon by the lens with the heat of your hand.. —Carlo Mollino, Message From the Darkroom A collage-based exhibition including works in paper, celluloid, and sound, Heat of a Hand is unified by the artists’ common interest in a context-disregard for certain spaces approaching them in unprescribed ways. This disregard is in part the effect of a prioritization of materials and the formal process of working by hand. It’s an approach that by virtue of its exercise, treats entities such as architecture, the artist’s studio, and public and private space, as chiefly raw material. In the basement audio space, the artists bring together three separate three-minute recordings developed in isolation and brought together simultaneously, each using the originating concept of the heat of a hand—inherently small-scale, intuitive, and physical. credits Glass: Rhayne Vermette Sketch: Irene Bindi Electronics: Bret Parenteau