WHITE LEAVES ONE AND TWO ON THEIR PLACE: Haleh Redjaian

Gallery Isabelle van den Eynde is pleased to present an exhibition by Haleh Redjaian, White Leaves One and Two on Their Place. This is the artist’s third solo exhibition with the gallery, and features works on paper, woven textiles, and a new series of experimentations based on pattern singing.

Redjaian begins with a grid, the matrix of rows and columns is the framework where weaves, graphite, paint, and print develop on and around their structure and medium. With each stroke and dash of the pencil or pen the grid’s apparent order loosens. It is a structure that reflects our world and environments where paved roads and city grids, made to organize the traffic and flow of daily lives are often tangled in minor and major events: traffic jams, pavement construction, a blazing tower, or a (spilled) milk delivery. As in, there is never a time where this grid is ideally utilized. Redjaian, deliberately seeks these imperfections by altering the environment that the grid inhabits.