Larissa Tiggelers’s artistic practice explores articulations of care through mindful colour selections, dynamic yet restrained forms, and surfaces of softly cumulative gestures. These qualities point to her interest in the unknowability of colour, the limitations of authorship, and quiet expressions of attentiveness. This exhibition is composed of diptych-like paintings that play with visual phenomena of mirroring and slippery symmetries. The not-quite-mirroring halves are painted on a single surface, creating pairings that speak to one another through a shared language while pursuing distinct identities. This creates a discrete viewing experience that relies on slow contemplation, keen visual examination, and deep curiosity to explore the many puzzles and deliberations that lie within each work.

READ Blair Fornwald’s Puzzles and Problems: Larissa Tiggelers’ Compositional Doublings in The Remembering Kind