"Lie back and let me hold you " - a group exhibition

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"Lie back and let me hold you" stands as a poignant invitation to explore the intricate realms of intimacy, trust, and vulnerability. This evocative line, drawn from the rich tapestry of human expression, serves as the cornerstone of our exhibition, inviting visitors to contemplate the profound emotions it elicits. "Lie Back and let me hold you" transcends the boundaries of language, encompassing a wide spectrum of meanings and experiences. This phrase, often spoken in moments of tenderness and compassion, encapsulates the essence of human connection. It offers a moment of refuge and emotional sanctuary, a gesture of solace and reassurance amidst the complexity of life's trials and tribulations.

This exhibition aspires to illuminate the multifaceted nature of intimacy, revealing how it is experienced and expressed across diverse cultures, genders, and relationships. This collection of works delves into the depths of human connection, exposing the raw vulnerability that accompanies the act of "letting someone hold you." Ultimately, "Lie Back and let me hold you" invites us to celebrate the beauty of vulnerability and the strength it requires. It urges us to explore the nuances of intimacy in its many forms and to recognize the profound significance of trust in forging connections that transcend the boundaries of time and space.

We invite you to immerse yourself in this exhibition, to be moved by the expressions of vulnerability, and to reflect upon the beauty and complexity of human intimacy. As you navigate the artistic landscapes before you, consider how this simple phrase has the power to evoke a world of emotions, and how, in its simplicity, it encapsulates the essence of what it means to truly connect with another human being.

The exhibition features works by Tivani Mabulele , Vusi Mbulali and Retshidisitswe Ngqekeza and is curated by Sara Hallatt

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