Wednesday 12 August - Saturday 15 August, 10am-6pm
Venue: The Turbine House Riverside Museum at Blake’s Lock
The Winged Soul takes inspiration from Plato's Phaedrus, in which the soul is described as striving towards truth, beauty, and a higher reality once known but gradually forgotten. Plato believed that encounters with beauty awaken a memory of this deeper knowledge, allowing the soul to reconnect with something beyond ordinary perception.
The exhibition brings together new works by artist-in-residence Lucinda Anderson, whose practice explores perception, consciousness, and transformation through oil painting and mixed media. Drawing on branching forms and growth patterns found throughout nature, Anderson creates a personal visual language that reflects the relationship between inner experience and the wider structures that shape human understanding.
Through layered surfaces and intuitive mark-making, the works invite contemplation of memory, connection, and the possibility that beneath the visible world lie patterns that are both ancient and familiar.
Website: lucindaanderson.com
Instagram: @lucindaanderson
When:
Wednesday 12 August - Saturday 15 August
10am - 6pm
Who:
Everybody welcome
No booking necessary
