Lisa Tan: Dodge and/or Burn delete while a wing stroke could

while a wing stroke could carry them anywhere

Written through the architecture of the home and together with all its elements

Collaborating schools: KASK/School of Arts Ghent

Words and photos by Barney Pau⁠ ⁠ Transformations with a master Words and photos by Joseph Puglisi

Lisa Tan: Dodge and/or Burn delete while a wing stroke couldLisa Tan: Dodge and or Burn is conceived as a continuation of the artists eponymous solo exhibition at Accelerator gallery, Stockholm. Inspired by a drawing made by the famous neurologist Oliver Sacks representing the physiological organization of migraines, Tan created a system of open walls for viewers to navigate. Her attention to the intersection between the nervous system and interior life as a way of examining how art operates, uncertainty, and