This past week in Sydney, Gallery Sally Dan-Cuthbert launched Internal Reflection, the first Australian solo exhibition of rising-star design duo Rive Roshan. The Amsterdam-based studio’s beautifully hued, textured glass works spread and diffuse light, suggesting movement, like rippling water. In this way, the studio investigates the interplay of light, color, space, and material with the aim of evoking a sense of wonder and curiosity in our everyday lives—thereby making us more considerate of our surroundings and encouraging connections. The exhibition includes floor lights, tables, and wall-based artwork, as well as Rive Roshan’s first works created in Australia—both A Time to Reflect, commissioned by Powerhouse Museum, and Colour Dial table (AP1 acquired by The National Gallery of Victoria). Until March 17th
INSTALLATION VIEW OF RIVE ROSHAN'S NEW SOLO SHOW, INTERNAL REFLECTION
Photo by Simon Henson; Courtesy of Gallery Sally Dan-Cuthbert
INSTALLATION VIEW OF RIVE ROSHAN'S NEW SOLO SHOW, INTERNAL REFLECTION
Photo by Simon Henson; Courtesy of Gallery Sally Dan-Cuthbert
