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Ronel de Jager
Sunday Morning, 2014. Oil on board .

'A.M.(After Midnight): A Prelude'

Ronel de Jager at ROOM Gallery/Projects

As the artist’s debut solo exhibition, ‘After Midnight’, forms part of an ongoing project exploring the transformative power inherent in the constant, shifting presence of cast shadows and filtered light. The over arching title thus acts as a metaphor for the ephemeral nature of reality, a world both present and absent, simultaneously formed and diffused by the play of light in the hours extending across night and day. This multi-media, multi-spatial exhibition unfolds in three parts, spanning a series of divergent spaces. As a starting point ‘A.M. (After Midnight): A Prelude’ - at ROOM - explores the transient qualities of time, space and memory. Imagery and music are juxtaposed in an interactive video installation combined with paintings to capture the elusive quality of time.

05 June - 05 July

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