Impermanence: Opening Reception

Impermanence brings together the work of Madeline Faye and Savannah Rose, two artists whose practices dwell within the unstable, transitional, and tender territories that exist between loss, life, and becoming. Though distinct in medium and approach, both artists are united by an exploration of what it means to move through change, how memory is carried, how identity shifts, and how emotion shapes and reshapes the internal landscapes we inhabit.

Together, Faye and Rose navigate the porous borders between embracing and letting go. The works presented trace the fragile threads that tether us to what we cherish, even as time urges release. In their vulnerability, these pieces remind us that impermanence is not simply an ending. Impermanence becomes a continual state of becoming, an ever-shifting terrain where loss becomes material, where change takes form, and where art becomes a vessel for moving through the inescapable cycles that define human experience.

Impermanence invites viewers to sit with the fleeting and the uncertain, to linger in transition rather than resist it, and to witness how grief and love, dual forces at the core of existence, shape the ways we move, remember, and become.