Art exhibition: The Silent World, for the love of freediving

Celebrate diving on a single breath - Freedivers enjoy the freedom and beauty of moving silently through deep blue water

September 6, 2022
The Silent World - A freediver and friends glide through a busy underwater world
The Silent World - A freediver and friends glide through a busy underwater world
Jennifer Huebert
Jennifer Huebert
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Hand printed linocuts on exhibit

Presented as linocut prints on paper, The Silent World exhibition captures split seconds in the experience of freediving. This body of work uses intricate textures and patterns to portray the choreography of underwater life and the movement of light through water. The viewer is prompted to consider that humans can, albeit briefly, join the dance and be a part of an underwater world that is anything but silent. Each work is a linocut, hand-printed on fine art paper.
1 through 29 September 2022
at
Studio One Toi Tu
1 Ponsonby Road
Auckland
09 376 3221

www.jenniferhuebertart.com

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A manta ray glides above the coral reef, as the waves ripple above
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