Kenneth Suico
Don't Don't (A'Walkin In A Forest)
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May 2022
5
May
2022
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May 2022
Gallery 2
Don't Don't (A'Walkin In A Forest)
Kenneth Suico
5
May 2022
5
May
2022
27
May 2022
Gallery 2
At a distance, the forest is quite an imposing and intriguing site, full of concealment, a place of refuge, a site of anxiety, almost like reflecting our very own hopes, fears and desires. An immeasurable in-between from entry to exit, a place to hide, abandon, seek and find something that has been lost or missing.The scope is representational and referential to things that are bound and laden with memory, opening up and revisiting thoughts through deep contemplation whilst moving through and momentarily dwell on certain things, which can manifest into songs, acts, speech. As these things open up, some cease, some only for a little bit but some stay yawning. They bounce around from tree to tree, and some pass through the gaps – the sway of enchantment.
Exhibition documented by Aaron Rees.
At a distance, the forest is quite an imposing and intriguing site, full of concealment, a place of refuge, a site of anxiety, almost like reflecting our very own hopes, fears and desires. An immeasurable in-between from entry to exit, a place to hide, abandon, seek and find something that has been lost or missing.The scope is representational and referential to things that are bound and laden with memory, opening up and revisiting thoughts through deep contemplation whilst moving through and momentarily dwell on certain things, which can manifest into songs, acts, speech. As these things open up, some cease, some only for a little bit but some stay yawning. They bounce around from tree to tree, and some pass through the gaps – the sway of enchantment.
Kenneth Suico
Kenneth Suico is an artist residing and working in Naarm/Melbourne. Born in Cebu, Philippines, they jump across a broad range of mediums, employing the modes of photography, video, pop song performance and installation in their practice. The common motifs threaded into Suico’s works are acts of repurposing or appropriating what are considered Western-based mythological narratives and imagery and skewing them into their personal history and cultural superstitions.