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Out of Eye
19 Apr-15 Jun 2019
Laure Genillard
London W1T 1HB
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“Out of Eye”: on a basic level, “out of” might simply mean “from”. Yet it is not difficult to imagine a second meaning, the suspicion of something removed, or cut out, of the eye. Going further, we might suggest a third reading: the beyond. Something out of the eye is, in part, something which lies outside the eye’s range; outside standard perception, cognition or experience. Curated by Tony Tremlett