WATER 35: An Exhibition of Perri Rhoden is the second solo exhibition by Perri Rhoden, exploring water as a source of transformation, resilience, and life. Rooted in reflections on the elements — earth, fire, water, and air — the work considers how nature exists both around us and within us.

The exhibition is inspired by Perri’s travels, self-reflections, and personal experiences, as a visual diary — documenting movement, growth, memory, and emotional transformation through abstract form and color with water as an essential grounding element in the work.

Created with canvas, plywood, colored pencil, and acrylic paint, each piece functions as both landscape and self-portrait, tracing the emotional and spiritual currents that connect us to ourselves, each other, and the earth.

NERVOUS (BEHIND THE MASK)

Solo Exhibition by Rachel Crane

with handmade chainmail flowers by Gabrielle Koch

    Rachel Crane has committed to a weekly practice of self-portraiture. Rooted in an embodied conceptual approach and informed by experimental techniques, her methods of work shift with each phase, allowing perception to evolve with every image. Nervous (Behind the Mask) reflects on the past year of this process, returning to its earliest layers.

     Using her body and nervous system as sites of ritual collaboration with the environment, this series explores subconscious desire, the continual death and rebirth of identity, and the tension between the masked and unmasked body. Moving through themes of time, sexuality, gender, and shapeshifting form, it holds the contradictions of filth and purity, fear and love, pain and pleasure, discipline and play.

    By stepping beyond the threshold of comfort, she creates fleeting moments of intimacy where internal states surface externally, revealing the unstable and shifting nature of identity.

WATER 35: An Exhibition of Perri Rhoden is the second solo exhibition by Perri Rhoden, exploring water as a source of transformation, resilience, and life. Rooted in reflections on the elements — earth, fire, water, and air — the work considers how nature exists both around us and within us.

The exhibition is inspired by Perri’s travels, self-reflections, and personal experiences, as a visual diary — documenting movement, growth, memory, and emotional transformation through abstract form and color with water as an essential grounding element in the work.

Created with canvas, plywood, colored pencil, and acrylic paint, each piece functions as both landscape and self-portrait, tracing the emotional and spiritual currents that connect us to ourselves, each other, and the earth.

NERVOUS (BEHIND THE MASK)

Solo Exhibition by Rachel Crane

with handmade chainmail flowers by Gabrielle Koch

    Rachel Crane has committed to a weekly practice of self-portraiture. Rooted in an embodied conceptual approach and informed by experimental techniques, her methods of work shift with each phase, allowing perception to evolve with every image. Nervous (Behind the Mask) reflects on the past year of this process, returning to its earliest layers.

     Using her body and nervous system as sites of ritual collaboration with the environment, this series explores subconscious desire, the continual death and rebirth of identity, and the tension between the masked and unmasked body. Moving through themes of time, sexuality, gender, and shapeshifting form, it holds the contradictions of filth and purity, fear and love, pain and pleasure, discipline and play.

    By stepping beyond the threshold of comfort, she creates fleeting moments of intimacy where internal states surface externally, revealing the unstable and shifting nature of identity.

WATER 35: An Exhibition of Perri Rhoden is the second solo exhibition by Perri Rhoden, exploring water as a source of transformation, resilience, and life. Rooted in reflections on the elements — earth, fire, water, and air — the work considers how nature exists both around us and within us.

The exhibition is inspired by Perri’s travels, self-reflections, and personal experiences, as a visual diary — documenting movement, growth, memory, and emotional transformation through abstract form and color with water as an essential grounding element in the work.

Created with canvas, plywood, colored pencil, and acrylic paint, each piece functions as both landscape and self-portrait, tracing the emotional and spiritual currents that connect us to ourselves, each other, and the earth.

NERVOUS (BEHIND THE MASK)

Solo Exhibition by Rachel Crane

with handmade chainmail flowers by Gabrielle Koch

    Rachel Crane has committed to a weekly practice of self-portraiture. Rooted in an embodied conceptual approach and informed by experimental techniques, her methods of work shift with each phase, allowing perception to evolve with every image. Nervous (Behind the Mask) reflects on the past year of this process, returning to its earliest layers.

     Using her body and nervous system as sites of ritual collaboration with the environment, this series explores subconscious desire, the continual death and rebirth of identity, and the tension between the masked and unmasked body. Moving through themes of time, sexuality, gender, and shapeshifting form, it holds the contradictions of filth and purity, fear and love, pain and pleasure, discipline and play.

    By stepping beyond the threshold of comfort, she creates fleeting moments of intimacy where internal states surface externally, revealing the unstable and shifting nature of identity.

WATER 35: An Exhibition of Perri Rhoden is the second solo exhibition by Perri Rhoden, exploring water as a source of transformation, resilience, and life. Rooted in reflections on the elements — earth, fire, water, and air — the work considers how nature exists both around us and within us.

The exhibition is inspired by Perri’s travels, self-reflections, and personal experiences, as a visual diary — documenting movement, growth, memory, and emotional transformation through abstract form and color with water as an essential grounding element in the work.

Created with canvas, plywood, colored pencil, and acrylic paint, each piece functions as both landscape and self-portrait, tracing the emotional and spiritual currents that connect us to ourselves, each other, and the earth.

NERVOUS (BEHIND THE MASK)

Solo Exhibition by Rachel Crane

with handmade chainmail flowers by Gabrielle Koch

    Rachel Crane has committed to a weekly practice of self-portraiture. Rooted in an embodied conceptual approach and informed by experimental techniques, her methods of work shift with each phase, allowing perception to evolve with every image. Nervous (Behind the Mask) reflects on the past year of this process, returning to its earliest layers.

     Using her body and nervous system as sites of ritual collaboration with the environment, this series explores subconscious desire, the continual death and rebirth of identity, and the tension between the masked and unmasked body. Moving through themes of time, sexuality, gender, and shapeshifting form, it holds the contradictions of filth and purity, fear and love, pain and pleasure, discipline and play.

    By stepping beyond the threshold of comfort, she creates fleeting moments of intimacy where internal states surface externally, revealing the unstable and shifting nature of identity.

WATER 35: An Exhibition of Perri Rhoden is the second solo exhibition by Perri Rhoden, exploring water as a source of transformation, resilience, and life. Rooted in reflections on the elements — earth, fire, water, and air — the work considers how nature exists both around us and within us.

The exhibition is inspired by Perri’s travels, self-reflections, and personal experiences, as a visual diary — documenting movement, growth, memory, and emotional transformation through abstract form and color with water as an essential grounding element in the work.

Created with canvas, plywood, colored pencil, and acrylic paint, each piece functions as both landscape and self-portrait, tracing the emotional and spiritual currents that connect us to ourselves, each other, and the earth.

NERVOUS (BEHIND THE MASK)

Solo Exhibition by Rachel Crane

with handmade chainmail flowers by Gabrielle Koch

    Rachel Crane has committed to a weekly practice of self-portraiture. Rooted in an embodied conceptual approach and informed by experimental techniques, her methods of work shift with each phase, allowing perception to evolve with every image. Nervous (Behind the Mask) reflects on the past year of this process, returning to its earliest layers.

     Using her body and nervous system as sites of ritual collaboration with the environment, this series explores subconscious desire, the continual death and rebirth of identity, and the tension between the masked and unmasked body. Moving through themes of time, sexuality, gender, and shapeshifting form, it holds the contradictions of filth and purity, fear and love, pain and pleasure, discipline and play.

    By stepping beyond the threshold of comfort, she creates fleeting moments of intimacy where internal states surface externally, revealing the unstable and shifting nature of identity.

WATER 35: An Exhibition of Perri Rhoden is the second solo exhibition by Perri Rhoden, exploring water as a source of transformation, resilience, and life. Rooted in reflections on the elements — earth, fire, water, and air — the work considers how nature exists both around us and within us.

The exhibition is inspired by Perri’s travels, self-reflections, and personal experiences, as a visual diary — documenting movement, growth, memory, and emotional transformation through abstract form and color with water as an essential grounding element in the work.

Created with canvas, plywood, colored pencil, and acrylic paint, each piece functions as both landscape and self-portrait, tracing the emotional and spiritual currents that connect us to ourselves, each other, and the earth.

NERVOUS (BEHIND THE MASK)

Solo Exhibition by Rachel Crane

with handmade chainmail flowers by Gabrielle Koch

    Rachel Crane has committed to a weekly practice of self-portraiture. Rooted in an embodied conceptual approach and informed by experimental techniques, her methods of work shift with each phase, allowing perception to evolve with every image. Nervous (Behind the Mask) reflects on the past year of this process, returning to its earliest layers.

     Using her body and nervous system as sites of ritual collaboration with the environment, this series explores subconscious desire, the continual death and rebirth of identity, and the tension between the masked and unmasked body. Moving through themes of time, sexuality, gender, and shapeshifting form, it holds the contradictions of filth and purity, fear and love, pain and pleasure, discipline and play.

    By stepping beyond the threshold of comfort, she creates fleeting moments of intimacy where internal states surface externally, revealing the unstable and shifting nature of identity.

WATER 35: An Exhibition of Perri Rhoden is the second solo exhibition by Perri Rhoden, exploring water as a source of transformation, resilience, and life. Rooted in reflections on the elements — earth, fire, water, and air — the work considers how nature exists both around us and within us.

The exhibition is inspired by Perri’s travels, self-reflections, and personal experiences, as a visual diary — documenting movement, growth, memory, and emotional transformation through abstract form and color with water as an essential grounding element in the work.

Created with canvas, plywood, colored pencil, and acrylic paint, each piece functions as both landscape and self-portrait, tracing the emotional and spiritual currents that connect us to ourselves, each other, and the earth.

NERVOUS (BEHIND THE MASK)

Solo Exhibition by Rachel Crane

with handmade chainmail flowers by Gabrielle Koch

    Rachel Crane has committed to a weekly practice of self-portraiture. Rooted in an embodied conceptual approach and informed by experimental techniques, her methods of work shift with each phase, allowing perception to evolve with every image. Nervous (Behind the Mask) reflects on the past year of this process, returning to its earliest layers.

     Using her body and nervous system as sites of ritual collaboration with the environment, this series explores subconscious desire, the continual death and rebirth of identity, and the tension between the masked and unmasked body. Moving through themes of time, sexuality, gender, and shapeshifting form, it holds the contradictions of filth and purity, fear and love, pain and pleasure, discipline and play.

    By stepping beyond the threshold of comfort, she creates fleeting moments of intimacy where internal states surface externally, revealing the unstable and shifting nature of identity.

WATER 35: An Exhibition of Perri Rhoden is the second solo exhibition by Perri Rhoden, exploring water as a source of transformation, resilience, and life. Rooted in reflections on the elements — earth, fire, water, and air — the work considers how nature exists both around us and within us.

The exhibition is inspired by Perri’s travels, self-reflections, and personal experiences, as a visual diary — documenting movement, growth, memory, and emotional transformation through abstract form and color with water as an essential grounding element in the work.

Created with canvas, plywood, colored pencil, and acrylic paint, each piece functions as both landscape and self-portrait, tracing the emotional and spiritual currents that connect us to ourselves, each other, and the earth.

NERVOUS (BEHIND THE MASK)

Solo Exhibition by Rachel Crane

with handmade chainmail flowers by Gabrielle Koch

    Rachel Crane has committed to a weekly practice of self-portraiture. Rooted in an embodied conceptual approach and informed by experimental techniques, her methods of work shift with each phase, allowing perception to evolve with every image. Nervous (Behind the Mask) reflects on the past year of this process, returning to its earliest layers.

     Using her body and nervous system as sites of ritual collaboration with the environment, this series explores subconscious desire, the continual death and rebirth of identity, and the tension between the masked and unmasked body. Moving through themes of time, sexuality, gender, and shapeshifting form, it holds the contradictions of filth and purity, fear and love, pain and pleasure, discipline and play.

    By stepping beyond the threshold of comfort, she creates fleeting moments of intimacy where internal states surface externally, revealing the unstable and shifting nature of identity.

WATER 35: An Exhibition of Perri Rhoden is the second solo exhibition by Perri Rhoden, exploring water as a source of transformation, resilience, and life. Rooted in reflections on the elements — earth, fire, water, and air — the work considers how nature exists both around us and within us.

The exhibition is inspired by Perri’s travels, self-reflections, and personal experiences, as a visual diary — documenting movement, growth, memory, and emotional transformation through abstract form and color with water as an essential grounding element in the work.

Created with canvas, plywood, colored pencil, and acrylic paint, each piece functions as both landscape and self-portrait, tracing the emotional and spiritual currents that connect us to ourselves, each other, and the earth.

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NERVOUS (BEHIND THE MASK)

Solo Exhibition by Rachel Crane

with handmade chainmail flowers by Gabrielle Koch

    Rachel Crane has committed to a weekly practice of self-portraiture. Rooted in an embodied conceptual approach and informed by experimental techniques, her methods of work shift with each phase, allowing perception to evolve with every image. Nervous (Behind the Mask) reflects on the past year of this process, returning to its earliest layers.

     Using her body and nervous system as sites of ritual collaboration with the environment, this series explores subconscious desire, the continual death and rebirth of identity, and the tension between the masked and unmasked body. Moving through themes of time, sexuality, gender, and shapeshifting form, it holds the contradictions of filth and purity, fear and love, pain and pleasure, discipline and play.

    By stepping beyond the threshold of comfort, she creates fleeting moments of intimacy where internal states surface externally, revealing the unstable and shifting nature of identity.