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SOLEDAD JALEES // FURTHER, STRANGER

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Small Suburban Haunting: Detail

In Further, Stranger, Soledad Jalees explores urban and post-urban environments. Animals and monsters roam through empty or derelict streets. People scavenge amongst ruins, or try to preserve a semblance of normality as shadows lengthen and predators move closer.

The daughter of refugees, Soledad’s earliest memories were shaped by narratives of war and flight, and a sense of not quite belonging. As a child, she dreamed of the devastated streets in which her parents grew up. These stories have haunted her all her life. Nevertheless, she is very much a city person, and her images show that despite the monsters and fractured buildings, the strangeness can be tenderly poignant, humorous even, as much as nightmarish.

February 5-10

Preview: Friday 8 February 6.30 - 8.30pm

Essayceejay at Deviant Art

Soli_andtiz at Flickr

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