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Welcome to ABSTRACT 2025
Your Senses as Abstract Art
An exhibition dedicated to the impact of our sensory experiences.
This collection invited artists to interpret the theme of abstract art through their senses.
In an environment that is inclusive and accessible for individuals who experience brain and sensory differences.
Abstract art is deeply personal.
It explores how senses process information.
Forms, colours, and textures can create many sensations.
These can be comforting or stimulating.
Artists are encouraged to use all senses:
Hearing, sight, taste, touch, smell.
For some, abstract art feels calm.
It doesn’t overwhelm the mind.
Many find this soothing.
For others, it’s stimulating.
It can be a challenge, a new way to engage.
SULCI WORLD
Abstract art is art that does not attempt to represent an accurate depiction of a visual reality but instead uses shapes, colours, forms and gestural marks to achieve its effect
– TATE
Artists
We are proud to introduce the 33 exhibiting artists:
Barris Adenle, Oko Avi-Jumu, Brandon J. Barnard, Yasmin Braunhofer, Charmagne Coble, Sevda Demir, Evgesha Doomskaya, Zoran Dragelj, Fatma Durmush, Kun Fang, Helena Fil, Hassan Ghlich, Ellie Goodliffe, Andri Iona, Ziqi Jin, Muriel Lherm, Lucid, Macz, Marydeer, Philip McCumskey, Natasha Montague, Laurie O’Dowd, Teresa O’Hara, Lucas Rebelo, Nadia Thompson, Claudia Tong, Meghan Tsitsuashvili, Katya Tsoy, Ronis Varlaam, Martina Venglorzová, Nigel Waters, Jacob Yan, Zizzyza.
Catalogue
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SPACES
ABSTRACT exhibition is created in a SULCI WORLD SPACE.
SULCI WORLD mission is to create blueprints for inclusive exhibition SPACES and to enhance sensory awareness.
Each SPACE includes the concept and sensory profile of a speculative exhibition.
Offering a glimpse of what sensory-conscious art exhibits, could look like.
SULCI WORLD SPACES
SPACES SULCI WORLD is a London-based research studio, building alternate creative environments, for individuals who experience brain and sensory differences.
Cinematic Digital Experience
Operating within WCAG 2.1 accessibility guidelines, supported by the Substack framework.
This supports our mission to build exhibitions that are inclusive and accessible.
To support access to art in the comfort of your own home.
Explore this unique world, while engaging at your preferred pace.
The colour palette features a saturation of high-chroma hues, such as neon pinks and deep purples.
Gently transitioning into calming green hues and projections, under the ABSTRACT 2025 theme.
ETHICS of AI
SPACES are AI renders. We work within UNESCO’s Recommendations on the Ethics of AI, with a focus on how SULCI WORLD uses AI.
WHO ARE WE?
SULCI WORLD, a London-based research studio, building alternate creative environments, for individuals who experience brain and sensory differences.
Founded by visual artist Samantha E. Harvey [SEH] in 2023.
Press
Press release
Socials
Follow us on social media to learn more about the exhibition, November 6 - 30 2025.
We will be introducing each artist in detail.
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Previous Exhibitions
Feedback
We would like to express our utmost gratitude for the feedback and engagement we receive from our community.
Your input allows us to continually improve and ensure the relevance and impact of our work.
