Art Exhibition - "light Loud" By Ché Rogers

Light Loud by Ché Rogers, created as a sensory experience, features: painting, light sculpture, sound, and video, inviting the audience to enjoy the interplay that exists between contrasting states:
light and dark
loud and quiet
little and large
man and machine.

The theme of Man vs Machine has been a constant in Rogers’ work, evident in his playful relationship with technology. Light Loud offers a series of light-reflecting black and white circular paintings made by scratching a canvas rotating at high speeds to reveal shiny metallic beams, domestic/industrial light sculptures that play with proportion by balancing glass spheres, and his most recent project, “Auto Sphere”, a video work that dabbles with artificial intelligence, viewed on a screen incorporated into a monolith of speakers which emit the soundtrack produced by Rogers.

The exhibition will include late-night viewings as well as sessions with Rogers mixing live to create bass driven house originals with synths and drum machines.

Light Loud will be on view from 16 June through July. Might Could is open Saturday & Sunday 10am-1pm and by appointment.