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In much of Limón’s poetry she writes about the interconnected and sometimes conflicting relationship between the personal drama of our lives and our surroundings. In the poem ‘In the Shadow’ she says ‘I am always superimposing a face on flowers […] It is what we do in order to care for things, make them ourselves, our elders, our beloveds, our unborn.’ Here she seems to question if we can ever look at nature without anthropomorphising it.

The works in this exhibition show nature variously abstracted; some including hazy figures, others animated by amorphous shapes, or open expanses of space. …