The Pulse of Grass and Screen

In an era saturated with digital imagery, Summer Wagner’s “The Pulse of Grass and Screen” confronts the unsettling paradox of constant image-making in a world where trust is eroded. This exhibition, featuring fourteen new photographs, explores themes of solitude, abstraction, and our increasingly mediated relationship with nature – from fleeting moments of connection to the pervasive influence of technology. Wagner's work delves into the tension between physical experience (grass, skin) and digital representation (vape contact, screens), reflecting a contemporary landscape shaped by both beauty and decay. The show, running from July 9th to August 23rd, offers a poignant reflection on our times. It’s a timely exploration of how we perceive and interact with the world around us, as highlighted in recent features across Pilot Magazine and Artsy. Don't miss this unique perspective.