Mori

lost technique

Lost Technique presents a layering of two practices: Through discussion and practice Charlotte Simpson and George Squires have found a shared investment in material and fiction, space and the body, fragility and transformation.

The exhibition opens Saturday, 14 September, 2-6pm, and continues until 29 September.
Mori is open 1-5pm Saturdays and Sundays.

A black and white cat with yellow eyes walking on concrete pavement, with part of a small wooden table and papers on it visible in the background.
A black and white cat with a blue collar stands on a tiled floor, looking at crumpled aluminum foil and white paper on a wall.
A black and gray tabby cat walking on a tiled floor in front of crumpled foil insulation sheets, with kitchen cabinets and curtains in the background.
A black and white cat walking towards the camera inside a house near an open glass door with curtains, with a street view of houses and trees outside.
A black and white cat walking on a tiled floor in front of a beige wall. There is a wooden frame hanging on the wall and a partially visible beige chair on the left. The ceiling has a fan and hanging light bulbs, with natural light entering through a
A black and white cat with a curled tail walking indoors on white tiled flooring. In the background is a gray wall with a wooden frame and a beige upholstered chair.
A black and white cat walking across a tiled floor in front of a beige partition with a wooden frame on it, in a room with ceiling fan and lights.
A black and white cat with a blue collar sitting on a porch, looking through a small opening in a wall covered with green, white, and blue tiles.
A black and white cat is walking outdoors near a tiled wall, with a partially built wooden structure behind it and a light bulb hanging from the ceiling in the background.