A Broader Sense of Belonging looks at the blockades that we construct and their impact on our psyche. The dry stone walls in the Irish countryside, which are created from the distinct rock beds of each specific region, are a starting point for the artist. This method of wall building is practiced on most continents, reflecting the similar ingenuity of people, globally. A duality exists between the need to separate from each other and the need to work together. This exhibition offers a moment to consider how this delineation shapes our world, yet how the process of making can restore. This exhibition was shown at the Ryerson Image Centre, 2019.
Fehn Foss: A Broader Sense of Belonging (installation view), 2019 © Riley Snelling, Ryerson Image Centre.
Fehn Foss: A Broader Sense of Belonging (installation view), 2019 © Riley Snelling, Ryerson Image Centre.
Fehn Foss: A Broader Sense of Belonging (installation view), 2019 © Riley Snelling, Ryerson Image Centre.
Fehn Foss: A Broader Sense of Belonging (installation view), 2019 © Riley Snelling, Ryerson Image Centre.