Thinkspace presents a virtual tour through Roby Dwi Antono’s “Epos” and Edith Lebeau’s “Certain Scars Can’t Be Seen“.
Now on view through February 27th, click here to schedule a visit to the gallery.
Please visit the following link to explore our virtual tour: https://players.cupix.com/p/HRHGunCh
Virtual tour courtesy of Birdman Photo
Thinkspace presents a photo tour through Roby Dwi Antono’s “Epos” and Edith Lebeau’s “Certain Scars Can’t Be Seen“. Now on view through February 27th, click here to schedule a visit to the gallery.
Photos courtesy of Birdman
Thank you to our friends at Juxtapoz for writing an eloquent feature on Edith Lebeau whose exhibition “Certain Scars Can’t Be Seen‘ opens tomorrow, Saturday, February 6th. Please visit the Juxtapoz website for the full piece, and schedule your visit to the gallery to see her moving work in person here.
Who hasn’t put on a brave face, who hasn’t failed at the effort, and who hasn’t simply shrugged attempting a sunny or steely-eyed facade? Sometimes it would just help to somehow define that feeling, but the words don’t emerge. \So often, there’s comfort in knowing another person is feeling the same way. With her mantra, “Empathy is always the key. Don’t judge, listen”, artist Edith Lebeau is here to offer not only the comfort of connection, but insight into recognizing the needs of others.
– Juxtapoz.com | Certain Scars Can’t Be Seen: Edith Lebeau @ Thinkspace Projects, Los Angeles
EDITH LEBEAU
Certain Scars Can’t Be Seen
Opening Reception:
Saturday, February 6 from noon to 6pm in Gallery II
On view February 6 – February 27, 2021
Edith Lebeau is a Canadian artist based on the north shore of Montreal, Quebec. She spends most of her time painting in her studio with her cat named Jack. For some time, Lebeau lived in the countryside, surrounded by fields, forest and a distant horizon line. Lebeau tells stories through the portraits that she creates. She paints strong female figures intricately paired with fauna and flora elements that are facing their own insecurities.
In her newest body of work she is exploring through the eyes of different female protagonists, the various fears and dark emotions that we have in the deepest recesses of our mind. These women are left alone with these feelings and fears that we ourselves try to forget and try to bury.
Lebeau draws inspiration from her own experiences as well as from nature, pop culture, movies, music videos, fairytales and various mythologies. Her works has been exhibited in Montreal, Berlin, Rome, Las Vegas, San Francisco and New York. Certain Scars Can’t Be Seen is her debut solo exhibition with Thinkspace Projects, following numerous group show appearances over the last couple of years.
Collector Preview will be shared on Monday, February 1 via our newsletter.
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