Elaine Cameron-Weir, venus anadyomene

Cameron-Weir's latest show features a sound-and-sculpture installation that references the Ancient Roman and Renaissance tradition of portraying the Goddess of Love as she rises from the sea, borne to the surface on a giant scallop shell. Several such shells are scattered across the floor here, each filled with a hunk of candle wax with protruding burning wicks; they're also rimmed with lit neon tubing. An incantatory soundtrack featuring the artist's voice adds a hallucinatory touch to the proceedings.