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There are algorithms that think they know me better than I know me 

Sinead McKeever's exhibition at QSS Gallery Belfast is centred around a series of new site-specific interventions. It highlights the artist’s interplay of precariously intertwined sculptural forms with the existing industrial architecture of the gallery space. McKeever addresses the relationship between sculpture, painting and drawing. Her use of industrial and domestic materials together with traditional pigments are exploited and celebrated. McKeever’s propositions play on formal elements and negative space, employing the motif of disrupted order. Painted organic constructions are drawn in space, testing different states of stability and creating a glow of reflected luminescence. These propositions generate new artworks that extrude, merge or collapse in the exuberance of saturated colour.

Autoluminescence

Aufheben

Aligth 1

Alight 2

Shimmy Shimmer

Whisper

BuZZ

Reflected

Data Lake

Chromatic Switch

Correspondence

Double-entry Transcript

Solar Replete

Semaphore 1

Semaphore 2

Chain

Data Mining

Intersectional 1

Intersectional 2

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