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6–8PM WEDNESDAY 22 APR

 

Her Strength in Fragments is a dialogue between artists Angélique Moseley and Helena Lillywhite, visualising feminine power and perspective of sculpture, giclée, mezzotint and classically feminine silk scarf designs.

Helena Lillywhite’s sculptures explore interplay between form and the spaces that shape it, where absence becomes presence. Through refined, flowing forms, her work channels a sense of resilience and power, shaped by the lessons and experiences of life.

Angélique Moseley has collaborated with a variety of women on areas of their experience and expertise: from Filipino heritage in a Sapphic context, to connection with land in NSW (see content warnings on room sheet).

Together, each pair of works is a unified celebration: the opposing textures, complementary forms, and use of negative space balance different aspects of femme strength.

 

Angelique Moseley ‘Anonymous / Fathoms’ – $700 (framed)
Angelique Moseley ‘Nance, Nikki, Lucky’ – $380
Helena Lillywhite
Helena Lillywhite ‘Soldier’
Helena Lillywhite ‘Green Balance’
Helena Lillywhite ‘Seed’
Helena Lillywhite ‘Back Bend’ – $1950
Helena Lillywhite ‘Acro Blue’ – $2700
Helena Lillywhite ‘Acro Green’ – $2700
Helena Lillywhite ‘Balance in Blue’ – $1950
Helena Lillywhite ‘Convergent’ – $2500
Helena Lillywhite ‘Equus’ – $2750
Helena Lillywhite ‘Seed I’ – $300
Helena Lillywhite ‘Sherry’ – $7600
Helena Lillywhite ‘Torus Seed’ – $900
Helena Lillywhite ‘Seed II’ – $450

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

Helena Lillywhite and Angélique Moseley both focus on art with movement and openness to interpretation.

Helena Lillywhite is a Sydney-based artist, originally from the United Kingdom. Holding a Bachelor of Arts, her practice is deeply rooted in her connection to life and nature. Through an intricate play of light and shadow, she deconstructs and simplifies forms, creating compositions that are both aesthetically refined and structurally compelling.

She has been the recipient of several awards, has work on public display purchased by the City of Sydney, and has sold her works to collectors both in Australia and internationally.

Angélique Moseley / Coarsecurve is a multimedia artist (read self-taught menace). Born in Canada (‘93) they grew up as a ‘third culture’ kid, moving frequently. She studied linguistics and literature at the University of Edinburgh (‘15) and has lived on Gadigal land since 2018. Her work explores cross-cultural tethers, tech and fantasy, nature and conflict through the eyes of a queer immigrant with visual impairment.

Their work has been featured by Sugar Glider Digital in Sydney and Melbourne, Cordite and ‘The Beast’ magazines, and Barrett House studios. Currently, they are making art for Instinct (an upcoming psychological video-game demo).