Kerry Horne

We try to see meaning in things that are sometimes seemingly meaningless. It is from this leap of thought - on this interface - that the artist creates his work with which the viewer struggles. It is in this silence that interpretations come to life and where new ideas are discovered.

"The question is not what you look at but what you see." - Henry David Thoreau

One tries to read meaning out of sometimes apparently meaningless things. It is in this leap of association - this gap - where the artist constructs the work that the viewer struggles with. It is in this void where interpretations are fostered and new ideas are stumbled upon.