Deborah Mesa-Pelly

Honey Ramka presents Carpet Grotto, an exhibition by Deborah Mesa-Pelly.

Mesa-Pelly's video and sculptural works draw from a variety of sources, including King Ludwig II's Venus Grotto he had built at Linderhof Place, Adolf Loos' 1903 bedroom he designed for himself and his wife, the so-called 'autonomous sensory meridian response' (ASMR), and solar rock lights. Mesa-Pelly's installation reimagines these and other elements to highlight the peculiarities of designed space, its interplay of natural/artificial and interior/exterior worlds, as well as its spectacular, entropic, and phenomenological aspects.

Also on view in the project space is Private Joy, featuring work by Gaby Collins-Fernandez and Jason Stopa.