A Quiet Undoing is a solo exhibition from QCAD HDR candidate Anna Guthrie that responds to the quiet and accumulative social and political pressures that wear down personal agency, pressure to produce, to perform, to endure.
Through a feminist intersectional lens, grounded in reflective walking, material experimentation, and zines as conceptual archives, Guthrie's ceramic practice explores waiting, stillness, and withdrawal as acts of quiet resistance and self-preservation in a changing cultural and political landscape.
A recurring yellow line, lifted from public space and subverted, marks a personal threshold between participation and retreat.
Printmaking, Zines & Ceramic Form.