SINGAPORE.- Sullivan+Strumpf Singapore announces a joint exhibition, bringing together new works by internationally acclaimed ceramic artist Australian artist Kirsten Coelho and Singaporean textile artist Tiffany Loy.

Between Line and Form celebrates the dialogue between two artists whose practices explore the expressive potential of technique, material and structure; inviting viewers to consider the space where form emerges from process.

One of the foremost contemporary ceramic artists working in Australia, Kirsten Coelho’s practice is rooted in repetition as a form of refinement, working on the potter’s wheel with profound attentiveness to material and time. Underpinned by Greek mythology and literature, her works carry intimate domestic narratives within architectural forms, the column serving as a central motif that holds together the grand and the personal. Each piece is shaped by accumulated experience, embedded through the hands of the storyteller.

Tiffany Loy’s works take the classic waffle weave structure as a point of departure, augmenting its familiar geometry into surfaces of shifting depth and dimension. The woven peaks and valleys disrupt the regularity of a grid structure, layering threaded colours with gradation of shadow that shift with the changing angles of light.

Both artists present practices united by a deep commitment to process and material mastery – one navigating the tension between narrative and chance, and the other pursuing a quiet, rigorous interrogation of structure from within.

Their works demonstrate a shared attentiveness to depth, surface and the potential of their chosen forms, making a compelling dialogue in the gallery.