An expanding pattern displays itself through four corresponding entities –  Set depends on the relationships inside of itself. The notion of duality is undermined by the internal possibility, the indeterminacy of a system before it materializes. The opposing features lack identity; situated within the realm of comparison, they can be easily rearranged and still provide a similar outcome. The checkered pattern emerges within the confines of limitation and possibility. The pattern depends upon its own internal structure, yet it occupies a single material potential. Imprisoned within its own specificity,  Set  is one of unlimited versions of itself. It is its order – satisfied within its complacent specificity.

Presented in partnership with the Central Memorial Park Library, Marion Nicoll Gallery, and Stride Gallery.

ARTIST
Anna Semenoff

ABOUT THE ARTIST
Anna Semenoff is a Calgary based artist; she is completing her degree at the Alberta College of Art and Design in sculpture. Interested in spaces, her installations consider a phenomenological framework: the relationships between things and people regarding our placements.

Presented in partnership with Memorial Park Library, Marion Nicoll Gallery and Stride Gallery. Check out Anna Semenoff's other work, Ground Zero, at Memorial Park Library (Main Floor).