Imagine a world where light warps softly round corners, shadows stir in the peripheries and sentiment always wins over exactitude. Impressionist photography favours mood over minutiae, it seeks the pulse of a moment rather than razor sharp clarity, choosing hue shadow and gestural form as tools to translate atmosphere. The artists invited themselves to blur boundaries literally and in metaphor whether through dappled sunlight-diffused edges or fleeting reflections their creations speak in whispers and murmurs. Not every detail matters, but what lingers is the feeling – the gentle ache of dusk, the warmth of passing laughter, the tremble of anticipation. Their vision isn’t about perfect lines or polished surfaces, it’s about fleeting glimpses of life unguarded, beautiful, imperfect and alive in its rawest light.
Until October 4. Free. Sathon 11 Art Space, 5pm-2am