EMBERS EXHIBITION

Angelina Mirabito

6 August – 5 September 2025

What remains after the flames?

Embers is an exploration of endurance, the quiet glow that persists beneath the surface after intensity, loss, and transformation. It speaks to the subtle resilience that lingers beyond disruption, and to the creative force that emerges in its wake.

Among the works in Embers is a series painted in rose gold, pearl white, softened magenta, and luminous gold, hues chosen not only for their radiance but for their emotional resonance. These paintings are inspired by the enduring embers of the child, the mother, and the grandmother: moments and memories that do not extinguish with time but continue to glow quietly within us, shaping who we become. Each layer gestures toward a different form of inheritance, emotional, relational, and generational, honouring the subtle, often invisible forces that endure through love, care, rupture, and repair.

The exhibition features a video work by Scott Ross, a meditative unfolding of memory and landscape in which flame flickers like breath returning to the body.

Through paint, texture, and moving image, Embers invites reflection on what remains after the fire, the warmth that endures, illuminating the spaces between destruction and renewal.