Cast in clay and draped in pink, lavish slips stretch just enough to have a brush with their ends. Stifling another inhale, a shining light sulks in the open, warming scattered celebrations of repeated encounters- a mournful era recycles. Scratching one last itch in an act of quiet desperation, something in the air slows to a crawl, eventually finding itself completely stopped.

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Laveen Gammie (b: Scarborough, Canada) lives and works in Chicago, IL. Her recent exhibitions include Untitled at Daniel Laskarin’s Sunday Afternoon Series in Victoria, Canada; The Haunting of a Place That Longs For Your Arrival at LVL 3 in Chicago, IL; Substitute Equal Amounts: Part 1 at The Logan Center for the Arts in Chicago, IL; The Air Will Travel Behind at Stadium Projects in Guelph, Canada; 001 at WIHSH in Chicago, IL; Interface at Open Space in Victoria, Canada; Fuzzy Thinking at The Art Gallery of Guelph, In Guelph, Canada; Show 001 at Appendix Gallery in Chicago, IL. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Victoria and a Master of Visual Arts from the University of Chicago. She continues to explore the thresholds between the domestic and social, internal vs. external psyche, and surreal reality.