Not Yet, But Soon

Not Yet, But Soon

Curated by loop[Delirium]

1 Nov—7 Dec 2024
Private view: Thursday, 14th November 2024, 6 – 9pm
Public Dates: Thursday – Sunday, 3 – 8pm

Contact information
nathan.bayliss@gmail.com

“Not Yet, But Soon” explores the uneasy tension between anticipation and the present moment. The artworks in this exhibition traverse the emotional and psychological topology of waiting – that threshold where the future is imminent, but not quite within reach. This state of ‘almost’ embodies a mix of fear, hope, anxiety, and yearning, offering a space to reflect on the human experience of transition.

This show features works made within the last five years, and reflect the fragility of a highly mediated existence. In these pieces, waiting becomes an act of endurance. A search for meaning. An exploration of what it means to live in a constant state of ‘almost.’ These pieces reflect “the human in the loop” – personal perspectives within highly politicised environments. There has been a rush of pivotal, world changing events over the past five years and yet a recursive theme has arisen: “what comes next?”

“Not Yet, But Soon” is stark. It asks: How do we exist in this space? How do we wait, dream, and confront the uncertain future?

Not Yet, But Soon
Artists in the show
  • Nathan Bayliss
  • Julian Burgess
  • Owen Planchard
  • Rafa Roeder
  • Hannah Corrie
  • Rupert Galea

Exhibition Images

Artwork List

A Topological Study Of Exhaustion
A Topological Study Of Exhaustion
Owen Planchart , 2024
Light Sleeper
Light Sleeper
Owen Planchart , 2023
Dreamspace (prints)
Dreamspace (prints)
Julian Bramley Burgess
Corpus
Corpus
Nathan Bayliss , 2024
QR Code Clock
QR Code Clock
Julian Bramley Burgess , 2020
Infovasculature of the Body Politic
Infovasculature of the Body Politic
Nathan Bayliss , 2022
For Whom The Bells Toll
For Whom The Bells Toll
Owen Planchart , 2023
Prism
Prism
Nathan Bayliss
Useless Device
Useless Device
Rafa Roeder , 2023
To remember, To Forget
To remember, To Forget
Nathan Bayliss , 2024
Lockdown_
Lockdown_
Nathan Bayliss , 2020