'Comfort Me' is a joint exhibition by Hazel Frost and Selma Augestad.
Through clay, textile and drawing, the exhibition reflects on undesirable expressions of emotions testing the conditionality of love.
‘Comfort me’ is both a provocation and a plea.
A dare - to love, when it is inconvenient, ugly and dark.
If it’s easy, it means nothing.
*** Opening event- Friday 13 September, 6:00-8:00pm
This event is free, and all are welcome. Drinks served will include a cocktail created especially for the exhibition by Anna Šebelová from Timberyard.
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