‘Worlds of Wonder’ by Vanessa Aloia welcomes you to the world of the unknown. Through this exhibition the individual is taken on a journey through the depths of the ocean to explore self. A wonder unfamiliar yet so familiar.

Bringing to light the significance and relevance of the ocean and how it affects individuals as we constantly channel and embrace its fierceness, serenity, mystery and its abundant surrounding on planet earth. Despite covering over 70% of Earths surface and the impact it has on every living organism, less than 10% of the ocean has actually been explored or even seen by humans.

‘Worlds of Wonder’ aims to depict the ocean’s moods and resonate with the audience, with the intention to invoke feelings of both tranquility and aggression, to connect with the ever changing mood of the sea. Just as other external factors narrate our emotions, the same applies for the ocean, for instance the phases of the moon. Its gravitational pull generates the oceans tides causing levels to rise and fall, experiencing weaker and stronger pulls resulting in tidal fluctuations.

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Head to B-SIDE Gallery on Friday the 3rd of December for the opening of ‘World’s of Wonder’, the debut solo exhibition by Vanessa Aloia, proudly supported by Atomic, Gage Roads Brewing Co. and Matso’s Beer.

B-SIDE Gallery
Level 1, 121 Brunswick St.
Fitzroy 3065

Exhibition viewing hours:
Thursday 12-5pm
Friday 12-9pm
Saturday 12-5pm
Sunday 12-4pm

For all enquiries please contact Ariana via email info@bsidegallery.com

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