It is the everyday—a frame caught while falling. Cropped into a leg mid step, a backyard blurred behind—a moment that becomes a memory. Intimate and undefined.

Lewis Vivian Cosgrave (Ngāti Pūkenga, b.1997) primarily focuses on the experience of the quotidian. His work captures transitory moments—a life found along concrete pavements, in the backseat of a car, in glimpses of inner city gardens, blending painting, drawing and photographic practices. Through a refined sense of surface and delicate use of colour, Cosgrave brings an intentional reticence to his work—altering collected and personal archive imagery through saturation, erasure and muddying. Arriving eventually to a space that grants us momentary reflection on our everyday—on the mundanity and transience that surrounds us.

A short story by Lucy Clara accompanies the show.

Join us for the opening celebration on Friday, 26 September at 5pm. Kindly sponsored by Duncan’s Brewing, Almighty and The Garden Table.