An exploration of opposing states and all that lie in-between. what was then, what is now and what will then be are all at once meshed in repeating cycles of form-formlessness.

Returning to the unfamiliar. by way of her chosen materials – metal detritus, rust, iron oxides and the invisible yet omnipresent forces of magnetism, gravity and conscious will – the artist attempts to construct and deconstruct the transitory.

“then now then” is also the title of cheryl’s present work-in-transition, an experiment over the course of this exhibition. working within the space, relying on serendipity to guide her towards momentary conclusions to capture in virtual perpetuity.