In September 1977, the US launched Voyager I into space to explore the outer solar system. We watched it for a little while—we like to watch things on TV—but the general populous of our planet soon lost interest as the spacecraft passed Jupiter, Saturn, and transitioned into interstellar space. Yet…
Hollow Moon - Exhibitions - Nicodim Gallery ExhibitionsArtistsFairsNewsSelected PressContactShopMenuExhibitionsArtistsFairsNewsSelected PressContactShop Hollow MoonNew YorkLaurens Legiers / Françoise Pétrovitch / Mosie Romney / Hugo Wilson / curated by Ben Lee Ritchie HandlerDecember 9, 2021 – January 20, 2022ImagesThumbnailsBack Hollow Moon Installation View Nicodim Gallery, New York, 2021 Hollow Moon Installation View Nicodim Gallery, New York, 2021 Hollow Moon Installation View Nicodim Gallery, New York, 2021 Hollow Moon Installation View Nicodim Gallery, New York, 2021 Hollow Moon Installation View Nicodim Gallery, New York, 2021 Hollow Moon Installation View Nicodim Gallery, New York, 2021 Hollow Moon Installation View Nicodim Gallery, New York, 2021 Hollow Moon Installation View Nicodim Gallery, New York, 2021 Hollow Moon Installation View Nicodim Gallery, New York, 2021 Hollow Moon Installation View Nicodim Gallery, New York, 2021 Hollow Moon Installation View Nicodim Gallery, New York, 2021 Hollow Moon Installation View Nicodim Gallery, New York, 2021 Hollow Moon Installation View Nicodim Gallery, New York, 2021 Hollow Moon Installation View Nicodim Gallery, New York, 2021 PrevNext Press ReleaseIn September 1977, the US launched Voyager I into space to explore the outer solar system. We watched it for a little while—we like to watch things on TV—but the general populous of our planet soon lost interest as the spacecraft passed Jupiter, Saturn, and transitioned into interstellar space. Yet its mission continues. The Voyager carries a golden phonograph record, detailing life on Earth as it was understood some forty-four years ago. Though the committee responsible for its creation spent nearly a year determining the record’s contents, its message is a simple one: We were here. We existed. Please acknowledge this.The Golden Record is a love letter to no one in particular, pining for companionship in the belly of a hollow moon. Hollow Moon is an exploration of the transience of existence and individual expectation when the perspective is stretched to lightyears and megaannum. It is a golden record of the ecstatic truths we tell ourselves to persevere when everything we know and love barely registers as a blip on the cosmic timeline. It is a chorus belted into the void: We were here. We existed. Please acknowledge this.Download Press Release Selected Works Selected Works Thumbnails Hugo Wilson Bushido 3, 2020 glazed terracotta 18.1 x 24 x 12.2 in 46 x 61 x 31 cm Hugo Wilson Bushido 3, 2020 glazed terracotta 18.1 x 24 x 12.2 in 46 x 61 x 31 cm Hugo Wilson Bushido 3, 2020 (scale view) Hugo Wilson Bushido 3, 2020 (detail view) Laurens Legiers evening sky in the lake, 2021 oil on canvas 19.7 x 15.75 in 50 x 40 cm Laurens Legiers evening sky in the lake, 2021 (detail view) Laurens Legiers cold branches, 2021 oil on canvas 19.7 x 15.75 in 50 x 40 cm Laurens Legiers cold branches, 2021 (detail view) Françoise Pétrovitch Bird, 2021 oil on canvas 39.4 x 31.9 in 100 x 81 cm Françoise Pétrovitch Bird, 2021 oil on canvas 39.4 x 31.9 in 100 x 81 cm Françoise Pétrovitch Bird, 2021 (scale view) Françoise Pétrovitch Bird, 2021 (detail view) Françoise Pétrovitch Bird, 2021 oil on canvas 39.4 x 31.9 in 100 x 81 cm Françoise Pétrovitch Bird, 2021 oil on canvas 39.4 x 31.9 in 100 x 81 cm Françoise Pétrovitch Bird, 2021 (scale view) Françoise Pétrovitch Bird, 2021 (detail view) Françoise Pétrovitch Sans titre, 2021 oil on canvas 94.5 x 63 in 240 x 160 cm Françoise Pétrovitch Sans titre, 2021 oil on canvas 94.5 x 63 in 240 x 160 cm Françoise Pétrovitch Sans titre, 2021 (scale view) Françoise Pétrovitch Sans titre, 2021 (detail view) Françoise Pétrovitch Sans titre, 2021 oil on canvas 94.5 x 63 in 240 x 160 cm Françoise Pétrovitch Sans titre, 2021 oil on canvas 94.5 x 63 in 240 x 160 cm Françoise Pétrovitch Sans titre, 2021 (scale view) Françoise Pétrovitch Sans titre, 2021 (detail view) Mosie Romney In the room, 2021 oil on linen 48 x 60 in 121.9 x 152.4 cm Mosie Romney Skin Hungry, 2021 oil on canvas 72 x 60 in 182.9 x 152.4 cm Hugo Wilson Urge, 2021 oil on canvas laid on panel 71.65 x 49.2 x 2 in 182 x 125 x 5 cm Hugo Wilson Urge, 2021 oil on canvas laid on panel 71.65 x 49.2 x 2 in 182 x 125 x 5 cm Hugo Wilson Urge, 2021 (scale view) Hugo Wilson Urge, 2021 (detail view) Hugo Wilson Urge, 2021 (detail view) Hugo Wilson Bushido 2, 2020 glazed terracotta 28 x 11.8 x 11.8 in 71 x 30 x 30 cm Hugo Wilson Bushido 2, 2020 glazed terracotta 28 x 11.8 x 11.8 in 71 x 30 x 30 cm Hugo Wilson Bushido 2, 2020 (scale view) Hugo Wilson Bushido 2, 2020 (detail view) Hugo Wilson Bushido 3, 2020 glazed terracotta 18.1 x 24 x 12.2 in 46 x 61 x 31 cm Hugo Wilson Bushido 3, 2020 glazed terracotta 18.1 x 24 x 12.2 in 46 x 61 x 31 cm Hugo Wilson Bushido 3, 2020 (scale view) Hugo Wilson Bushido 3, 2020 (detail view) Laurens Legiers evening sky in the lake, 2021 oil on canvas 19.7 x 15.75 in 50 x 40 cm Laurens Legiers evening sky in the lake, 2021 (detail view) Artists Mosie Romney Hugo Wilson 1700 S Santa Fe Avenue, #160, Los Angeles, CA 90021 +1 2132657166 [email protected] Greene Street, New York, NY 10013 +1 6465591167 [email protected] Băiculeşti, nr. 29, 013 193, Bucharest, Sector 1, Romania +40 721109487 [email protected]