About

Fine papers, fragile halftones and subtle impressions that prompt the viewer to look more closely.
In his practice, Bailey McDermott, based in Melbourne/Australia, works primarily in printmaking and photography to grasp and lean into this feeling of delicacy where image and material can carry equal weight both physically and conceptually.
Rather than presenting a fixed narrative, their works remain open-ended, encouraging audiences to slowly engage and uncover their own perceptions and connections.
Whether intimate in scale or more expansive, the works insist on closeness and delicacy. They remind us that images are not only seen but held — fragile yet enduring, shaped as much by their material presence as by what they may depict.
with Noah Horton