Interiority at Hunter/Whitfield / London


Interiority / curated by Clementine Keith-Roach


Ben Burgis & Ksenia Pedan, Simon Mathers, Jack McConville, Christopher Page, Clementine Keith-Roach, Beatrice Loft Schulz, Jesse Wine

03/03/2018 - 15/04/2018

Hunter/Whitfield
1 Princes Place
Duke Street St James’s 
London SW1Y 6DE








 Clementine Keith-Roach



 Clementine Keith-Roach



 Beatrice Loft Schulz

 Ben Burgis & Ksenia Pedan

 Christopher Page

 Jack McConville

 Jesse Wine


 Simon Mathers


To describe our mental or spiritual being as our interiority is to suggest that we are not continuous with the external world. As private individuals, our interior lives are imagined to be our own. The domestic interior is the architectural counterpart to our mental interiority - private spaces sealed off from their surroundings, arranged in accordance with our personal desires and habits.
But we are perhaps more continuous with our surroundings than we might wish to be. To furnish an interior is to externalise our fantasies and bring objects and spaces into our psychic economy. And our privatised individualities might themselves be a fantasy of another economy, a political economy that imbues objects with an interior life rich with metaphysical subtleties.
Domestic interiors inhabit us as we inhabit them and objects dream us up as we dream them. The artists in Interiority introduce a creeping discomfort into our most cosy surroundings and estrange us from the objects with which we are most intimate.
Text and curation by Clementine Keith Roach

Works
Jack McConville Veranda at Dusk, 2018 Oil on board
40 x 40 cm
Ben Burgis + Ksenia Pedan Musk Chaise, 2017
Metal, Foam & painted fabric 74 x 28 x 62 cm
Christopher Page Speculum, 2018
Oil and acrylic on panel. 120 x 60 cm
Jesse Wine
Yawn, yawn, England Prawn, 2018 Glazed ceramic
35.6 x 43.2 x 38.1 cm
Clementine Keith-Roach Lac, 2018
Ceramic, plaster, paint 52 x 34 x 32 cm
Beatrice Loft Schulz Rain, 2018
Yarn on rug canvas 92 x 71 cm
Simon Mathers
Only Forward, 2018 Aluminium and epoxy resin 203 x 62 x 24 cm
Clementine Keith-Roach
Kore, 2018
Ceramic, plaster, paint, Roman ring 52 x 30 x 27 cm