Established Gallery is pleased to present One Day, I’ll Share by Hernease Davis. This exhibition will open on Saturday May 8th, from 2 - 8pm.

 

This exhibition shows expansions of two ongoing series of works, Bare With Me, Foundation and …new love.. Through the use of self-portrait photograms, cyanotypes, crochet and installation, Davis weaves her own self-care rituals into one another. Her work began as solitary moments where she could heal and foster connection with myself. It is her ongoing practice to continue wherever this exploration leads, and to create open spaces that may welcome others.

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About the artist

Davis is a photo-based artist using photograms, cyanotypes, sound, performance and craft to emphasize her notions of self-care through the artistic process. The solo exhibition of her ongoing series, A Womb of My Own (Mistakes Were Made in Development) opened at the Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, NY. Her work was selected for Photography Now at the Center of Photography at Woodstock and was included in The Surface of Things at the Houston Center of Photography, an exhibition featuring photographers working with camera-less techniques. She has exhibited at Transformer Station (Cleveland, OH), The Clemente Soto Vélez Center, the International Center of Photography and the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts.

 

Hernease is on faculty at the Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, NY and has served as a Visiting Lecturer at ICP-Bard where she lead a course exploring empathy through art practice. Hernease earned her M.F.A. from ICP - Bard College and lives in Brooklyn, NY