Exhibitions to October 3
1/119 Hopkins Street, Footscray
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| Installation view during the opening. |
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| Moon Sugar, 2026, acrylic on linen, 42 x 30 cm. |
'Rather than attempting to capture a particular moment, Blyton’s works remain close to the experience of noticing. Their quiet geometry, considered surfaces and subtle interplay of light and shadow invite a slower form of looking, where perception becomes attuned to small changes and familiar things are encountered anew.' Five Walls Gallery website.
Project Spaces
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| Dawn, 2026, acrylic on linen, 76 x 61 cm. |
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| L-R: Solstice, Harvest and Mid-morning, all acrylic on linen, 2026. |
'Hot Minute forms part of an ongoing investigation into colour as a relational, spatial, and perceptual phenomenon.' Five Walls Gallery website.
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| Performative drawing in process. |
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| Performative drawing in process. |
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| Irene Barberis at work |
'Architectonics 20: Radiant Notation proposes an original system of visual notation in which the black grid functions as both architectural framework and choreographic score. In dialogue with the spatial pathways of Feuillet notation (c-1700), the measured intervals of musical composition and Sol LeWitt’s instruction-based systems, these works establish potential conditions through which movement is imagined, organised and reconfigured.' Five Walls Gallery website.
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| Installation view. |
'Because the site is responded and redefined through simplicity of non-objective work, then some unusual things happen, including a synchronous space-time and a poetic streamlining.' Five Walls Gallery website.
Selected exhibition images
