Bawaajigan - To Dream
Community Engagement Event with Artist Jared Tait
August 12-16, 2024
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2024 Downtown Haliburton
Sculpture Exhibition
May 8th - October 23rd, 2024
Join us for a free guided walking tour on Tuesdays in July and August at 10:00am.
Art Hut Installation: Inner: Don’t Peak
Tucked into the forest lie three Art Huts with unique art installations within each. Discover Grey's paintings.
Event Start:
March 1, 2023 at 5:00:00 PM
Event End:
August 25, 2023 at 4:00:00 PM
Address:
Haliburton Sculpture Forest, College Drive, Haliburton, ON, Canada
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Inner: Don’t Peak is a series of eight paintings that depict the artist’s physical manifestations of trauma and mental illness. The characters depicted in each of the eight paintings represent a different archetype: Baba, a humanoid-bird creature that represents generational trauma; The Neighbor, a feminine presence that represents self-harm; Suffocating Hugger, a figure draped in layered fabrics that represent depression; Double Trouble, androgynous-looking twins that represent anxiety and paranoia; The Three-Headed Who, a faceless figure with three-headsthat represent derealisation, depersonalization and dissociation; Daydreamer, a fae that represents maladaptive daydreaming; Shackled Distract, a long-bodied creature that represents executive dysfunction; Cursed Ones, transparent humanoid figures that represent dysphoria and gender-dysphoria. Grey intends to expand this series into a divination deck, depicting a wider range of mental illnesses, disorders and unhealthy coping mechanisms.