About the Exhibition
The Infinite Line [ A Search for the Unknown ] is an exhibition of new artworks by Roseanne Lynch, Richard Forrest and Cassandra Eustace, which will be accompanied by a once-off endurance performance piece by Fergus Byrne.There will also be a mini-symposium and publication on A Search for the Unknown. The artists work loosely through the medium of drawing in the tri-dimensions and the experiential qualities of light. This is translated
through sculpture, photography, drawing and installation.This show takes as its genesis ideas of spatial and temporal slippage and the
unknown. Our knowing is through our individual perception of things and of our surroundings. Ultimately not knowing is the only thing that we can be certain of. The exhibition questions the things beyond our understanding and the nature of knowledge itself. It deals with knowledge as an unstable ground and precarious truth. The work will explore the unknown from the angles of art, physics and architecture and look at their relationship to philosophical ideas of perception.The publication for the event will feature a commissioned essay by Dublin Based Poet/Physicist Noel Duffy and a paragraph by Tracy Hanna. About the symposium:
The mini-symposium A Search for the Unknown will take place in Sample-Studios auditorium and feature talks and screenings by invited contributors that explore the unknown from various angles. There will also be a conversation between the artists and curators followed by a Q&A session.