SPACE B
SLUMP
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Slump is a place for the limp and forlorn, an encapsulation of weight that cohabitates with the human condition. It is a type of emotional furniture that is neither durable nor functional, yet embedded with ideas of the body, comfort and emotion in a format that is both quizzical and earnest. Psychologically loaded with the emotional baggage, Slump has no interest in presenting a literal description of what and why, but suggests that the viewer find their own way through the nostalgic triggers of the familiar and unknown.
Supported by RMIT LINK ARTS AND CULTURE
