Household Gods and Sacred Spaces

This exhibition delves into the profound transformation of everyday objects as they acquire extraordinary significance in the lives of individuals, particularly within the intimate backdrop of a home. Ladders, chairs, and various other items transcend their mundane purposes when viewed through the artist’s lens. Through their unique perspectives, these artists elevate the utilitarian essence of these objects, ushering them into the realms of sanctity and personal transcendence. In doing so, these objects become catalysts for spiritual metamorphosis.

James Rees, Adam Thomas, and Rebekah Klundt, each deeply connected to these everyday items, explore their personal and spiritual dimensions. These seemingly ordinary objects metamorphose into metaphors for sacred spaces, punctuating pivotal moments in the creative journeys of these artists.”