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Our plumbing services reach Winston Hills, 2153. Our local plumbers in Sydney are glad to help you with all of your plumbing demands, including blocked drains, toilet repairs, bathroom renovations, and commercial plumbing.

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Kiran Jagdishwar

04:41 06 Jun 21

Jason was great to deal with. I obtained 3 plumbing quotes for a commercial property, Plumbing Services Sydney was the only plumber who arrived at the inspection time, and I had a competitive quote the very next day. No gimicks or attempts to gouge for extra work, just a precise and detailed quote for exactly what I wanted and Jason was able to complete the job the very next week. I would highly recommend Sydney Plumbing Services for all of your plumbing needs.

Zac Vereb

04:38 16 Mar 21

Easy to communicate with and came out on a Sunday for an emergency call out. Very knowledgeable and had all the gear to fix my problem. I would not hesitate to recommend Jason and his team. I’ll be using them again.

Glenn Tavner

09:14 14 Dec 20

Jvr M

21:10 18 Nov 20

Very professional and friendly plumbers. Highly recommended.

Avdic Admir

11:14 24 Oct 20

Very professional, honest and reliable tradesmen. There was regular correspondence and they turned up on time. Jason and Jack were very patient and explained everything in detail to me. They are both very knowledgeable and carried out the work to a high standard. Besides installing a number of taps and basin sets they also installed a tempering valve on my hot water system. They were very tidy and cleaned up afterwards and also took away the old tapware. I would highly recommend them with no hesitation.

Bailey Mcloughlin

05:30 10 Oct 20

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OUR PLUMBING SPECIALS & DISCOUNTS

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Our professional experts aka JG Wilson Plumbing have over 20 years of combined experience when it comes to fixing plumbing problems in your area. We have licensed plumbers who are able to complete any plumbing job with perfection.

When it comes to providing excellent workmanship, our JG Wilson Plumbing experts always surpass our clients’ expectations.

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Best Emergency Plumbing Services Winston Hills

A variety of services are provided to our residential and commercial customers by our local plumber experts Winston Hills. We are proud to build a close rapport with our customers on every job.

As licensed professionals, we commit ourselves to always providing each customer with the best possible service and workmanship. That’s why we take pride in every job we do.

It is important to us that your home is a place you can call home. Whenever there is a problem with your plumbing, you need a professional who is honest, reliable, and trustworthy, who can deliver fast service at an excellent price. We have recently provided services in the following areas; Plumber Abbotsbury, Plumber Parramatta, Plumber Constitution Hill, etc.

Why use our plumbing services in Winston Hills?

Just give us a Call 1300 237 246 now, inform our Plumbing Services Winston Hills experts to fix it for you in no time!

litres of water is wasted a year from dripping tap

of water usage saved by using a energy efficient showerhead

of your washer’s electricity use going to heating water, you’ll save by using cold water

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We are also known for our high quality. Our workforce is certified in NSW in addition to holding an honest repute making us one of the best plumbers. Take a look at some of the work we’ve done on Facebook & Google Reviews.

Every time we can, our plumbers will resolve all of your plumbing issues on the same day, that is our guarantee.

Open 24/7 Affordable Plumbers, offering you top service during these hard times.

The plumbing services we provide here are so affordable that whenever you think of “Plumber near me” or “Best Plumbing Service Nearby”, it is going to be our name popping in your mind.

We provide the following plumbing services with the highest quality regularly;

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Blocked Drains in Winston Hills

A blockage can be very frustrating when you don’t know where it is coming from.

We use cutting-edge equipment and techniques to locate the blockage and remove it for you. A blocked drains is messy and potentially unhygienic, which is why you should hire an expert team to take care of it and get it working again.

If you live in Winston Hills and experience blocked drains, talk to our friendly plumbing experts.

Leaking Tap Repairs Winston Hills

Having a faulty tap that’s leaking can drive anyone crazy and you might end up wasting money on a new one. Get your taps repaired by making a phone call to our plumbing services hotline today. We’re the tap specialists.

With our experienced contacts, we can repair your leaking tap so you don’t have to spend all the money needed to buy a new one. Call us now for a free quote from a licensed plumber. Our plumbing professionals will give you clear pricing and recommendations on your tap problems.

Winston Hills Toilet Repairs

We can take care of any problems you have with toilets like blockages, leaks, faulty flushes and foul odours so that your bathroom is at its best.

Offering honest and reasonable solutions, we may be able to get you the bathroom you want running within a short amount of time. For assistance with bathroom remodels, our team of experienced plumbers can work with you to select the most effective system for your home. Contact us today to schedule a bathroom to remodel or repair.

Hot Water Installation Winston Hills

The colder weather means you will need more and more hot water. Our plumbers can install a high-quality hot water system for you. Our trade information will show you how to maintain your hot water system properly.

Hot water system repairs are carried out 24/7 by our certified experts, ensuring your home has the most effective hot water running from all of your taps. Please call us if you’re located in Winston Hills to inquire about the status of your hot water system.

Shower Repairs Winston Hills

Please call our team on our emergency hotline provided below if you need shower repairs. We’re the leading shower repair specialists in Winston Hills and our experts are available 24/7. We are experienced in repairing showers and baths and have been doing so for many years.

With a variety of trade information and cutting-edge tools, we’re confident we can help you get your showers working again as quickly and efficiently as possible. If you need fast and reliable service, contact us anytime.

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About Winston Hills

Winston Hills is a suburb of Sydney, in the allow in of New South Wales, Australia. Winston Hills is located 28 kilometres west of the Sydney central thing district in the local supervision areas of the City of Parramatta and The Hills Shire. Winston Hills is share of the Hills District region of Greater Western Sydney.

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New Toilet System and Bathroom Plumbing. Called a fair few places and this team is the best by far. Thanking you for an amazing plumbing service.

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Hot Water Service called and they came the same day and installed my new Gas Hot Water system, thank you so much Plumbing Services Sydney.

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Plumbing Services Sydney team is highly recommended they have great fixed rates. Honest Team.

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Love the work provided by Plumbing Services Sydney team, they fixed my blocked drain fast and came within the hour.

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Plumbing Services FAQ’S

Here is some general information about plumbing services requested by Winston Hills residents. Have something specific in mind? Call us now and we’ll answer it.

Plumbing professionals deal with plumbing issues all day and night, so they know the cause through a single inspection, so the answer is YES you should because not doing so will cost you more time and money. If you make a mistake in your plumbing while doing it yourself, it may cost more to fix than if you had simply called a plumber. It is always suggested that you call one of our licensed plumbers in Winston Hills.

A gurgling drain occurs when a blockage occurs inside the drain pipes. When your drains are blocked, water drains slower, creating bubbles; this is the source of the gurgling sound.

If your bathroom, kitchen, or laundry sink drains slowly for no apparent reason, it could be because the pipes have gotten clogged. If the pipes are blocked, water cannot freely flow, so it will take longer to empty.

We are locals, we will ensure that our services reach you within a short period of calling us. We have an emergency hotline on 1300 237 246.

You can identify a gas leak by looking for the following signs:

A “rotten egg” smell
A constant hissing sound form where the gas supply pipes are fitted
Constant headaches and breathing problems to individuals in the house

This can be very dangerous as gas is extremely volatile, therefore needs to be handled by a professional. Our plumbers in Winston Hills are licensed gas fitters and will provide a fast and quality service.

We understand that toilets can go faulty at times and need replacement. We provide a quality 24/7 emergency toilet services in Winston Hills.

Gas smells can be caused by gas leaks, make sure you turn off all appliances and if the problem persists, it is advised you stay away from the fumes, and seek professional plumbing advice from us.

We charge by a fixed price book, and have a $0 Call out fee policy if you go ahead with the quote provided on site.

The prices for our plumbing services can be quoted before hand and by a fixed price book policy. They can also be quoted while the plumbing work is taking place. There are no hidden charges during the process. Usually, the rare issues are dealt with in a civil manner when we are digging up things not known in advance that might cause issues to the job.

We are available 24/7, so call us any time.

Current Plumber Jobs Winston Hills

Plumbing Services Sydney requires a Plumber in Winston Hills with expertise in residential and commercial plumbing. If you possess the right qualifications and can maintain our reputation, then we welcome you to join us. It’s expected that you keep 24 hour attendance records, comply with the COVID 19 and show up at the sites every day. If you have any questions, email us.

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Our plumbers like to live up to our motto ‘service made simple’ allowing our clients to have all their plumbing problems solved without any hassle.

Our qualified plumbers will provide you with the best quality workmanship as soon as you need it. We provide 24 hour emergency plumbing and give a lifetime warranty on all labour provided.

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2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

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2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

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2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

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2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

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2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

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2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

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2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

PXL_20211023_233050823 2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy
2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

PXL_20211023_233045540 2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy
2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

PXL_20211023_233026715 2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy
2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

PXL_20211023_233023549 2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy
2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

PXL_20211023_233008063 2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy
2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

PXL_20211023_232956208 2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy
2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

PXL_20211023_232950077 2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy
2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

PXL_20211023_232941435 2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy
2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

PXL_20211023_232908809 2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy
2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

PXL_20211023_232802511 2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy
2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

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2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

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2021-10-24 Heather Leigh McPherson Sarah West Below the Thin take it easy Consider the moment of transference between the is and the isn’t, the was and the now, the here and the there. The world becomes infinitely more rich in their wake, and are recognizable only via universally familiar experiences: the warmth of a seat recently vacated, making it through a sliding glass door at the very last second, a faraway scent captured in a breeze. These moments of special relativity are made tangible in the works of Heather Leigh McPherson & Sarah West, who question contextual, physical, and system-based boundaries. Offering moments of shared experiential discovery, those familiar fragments are made whole via rendered language and material enclosure. Existing somewhere between technician and mage, Heather Leigh McPherson presents challenges to accepted reality and the perfection of a tree with equal weight. The result of a labor intensive process of building dimension through resin, paint, paper and text, her low relief, wall-hanging works serve as wormholes into both deep strangeness and clarity. In these energetic collage-like works, we see realistically rendered iconography alongside stylized facial features and abstract language; a semi-autobiographical guide to exploring the in-between. The finely rendered surfaces and optical games of Sarah West’s paintings create alchemical dreamscapes that invite the viewer’s avatar to enter that space. At the same time, their composition and presentation negates familiar hierarchical systems of importance and order. Positioning transformation as a tie between the ancient and contemporary or the corporeal and digital, West deconstructs and rebuilds connections across time. Below the Thin presents highly considered symbolism and materiality that leaves no stone unturned, but offers no finality; we are still unsettled. Together, these artists simultaneously destabilize and affirm our accepted reality, hinting that there’s something more in what we already know. Heather Leigh McPherson Heather Leigh McPherson is a Providence-based artist working in painting, sculpture, and animation. Recent solo exhibitions include High Bottom at Actual Size Los Angeles, 30 Special Colors at Greenlease Gallery in Kansas City and Anytime Concept at Vox Populi in Philadelphia. Winner of the 2015 Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Merit Fellowship in Painting, McPherson holds a bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s from Rhode Island School of Design. hmcpherson.com Sarah West Sarah West has exhibited her work nationally in many group shows and in solo shows in Washington, DC and Winston-Salem, NC. West was featured in the South 2016 edition of the juried art publication New American Paintings. West received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA from Clemson University. She has taught painting and drawing courses at Clemson University and Columbus State University and currently lives and works in Birmingham, AL thesarahwest.com

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