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![a yellow-gold silkscreened wallpaper applied to a white wall in a rectangular shape. The pattern of the wallpaper is dense but subtle so it's difficult to see the motif from far away, almost appearing as one solid colour.]()
The Brightest Stars Burn Out The Fastest, But Maybe We Could Still Outlast It All
2020, silkscreened wallpaper, 101 x 80 inches. Installed for the exhibition Hop the Twig at Hearth Garage, curated by Benjamin de Boer. Toronto, Canada
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![A far out shot of a yellow-gold silkscreened wallpaper applied to a white wall in a rectangular shape. There is another small painting to the right of the wallpaper.]()
The Brightest Stars Burn Out The Fastest, But Maybe We Could Still Outlast It All (exhibition shot)
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![detail of a yellow-gold silkscreened wallpaper. The motif is a highly painterly and abstracted image of an emo band guitarist among plants.]()
The Brightest Stars Burn Out The Fastest, But Maybe We Could Still Outlast It All (detail)
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![detail of a yellow-gold silkscreened wallpaper. The motif is a highly painterly and abstracted skull among plants.]()
The Brightest Stars Burn Out The Fastest, But Maybe We Could Still Outlast It All (detail)
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![detail of a yellow-gold silkscreened wallpaper. The pattern motifs are highly painterly and abstracted images of emo band guitarists and skulls among plants.]()
The Brightest Stars Burn Out The Fastest, But Maybe We Could Still Outlast It All (detail)
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![detail of a yellow-gold silkscreened wallpaper. The pattern motifs are highly painterly and abstracted images of emo band guitarists and skulls among plants.]()
The Brightest Stars Burn Out The Fastest, But Maybe We Could Still Outlast It All (detail)
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![detail of a yellow-gold silkscreened wallpaper. The pattern motifs are highly painterly and abstracted images of emo band guitarists and skulls among plants.]()
The Brightest Stars Burn Out The Fastest, But Maybe We Could Still Outlast It All (detail)
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Exhibition poem by Benjamin de Boer
