An international collaboration with London-based artist Lee Tzur, presenting two intimate sculptures by Tzur.
curated by Peyton Rhodes
curated by Peyton Rhodes
To say that nothing is sacred is to say that nothing is supernatural So profoundly ingrained, domestic space has been deemed impossible to disembed. Arousing a profound disquiet,
traces of a collision between ancient and composite material under extreme conditions seem to mimic macrocosmic events.
traces of a collision between ancient and composite material under extreme conditions seem to mimic macrocosmic events.
cite: The Xenofeminist Manifesto - Laboria Cuboniks
Artists
Lee Tzur
2026
Lee Tzur
Screen print on toilet paper, toilet paper holder
Dimensions variable
2026
Lee Tzur
Inkjet print, aluminium sheet
13 cm x 13 cm