Oct 24

Sighthouse: Repurposed projectors, stereoscopic photographs and light play in Jonathan Bruce Williams’ debut exhibition

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Sighthouse

Walking into the gallery space, the whirr of two continuous projectors greets guests alongside indistinct color images that shower the room from a twirling projector. Every few seconds, four snaps are heard corresponding with sequential flashes of light. The interior is dark and filled with a thin smoke that…

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