INTER VAL

Born in Busan, based in Lisbon. Yun spent six years recording tide patterns before she painted a single canvas, and it shows: her surfaces build in the same slow layers as sediment. This is her third show with Meridian.

Trained as a structural engineer in Nairobi before turning to sculpture full time in 2019. Kade builds forms that look like they are mid fall, held there by cable tension you cannot see from across the room.

Vance grinds her own pigment from clay she collects near her studio outside Ahmedabad. The resulting palette shifts slightly from painting to painting, tied to the season she made the ground.

A former foundry apprentice in Cork, Ross casts every figure himself and refuses to cast the same form twice. Standing Pause is his largest bronze to date and the anchor piece of the west room.

Winters paints in blocks of two hours, timed, then stops regardless of where the canvas sits. The edges where one session ends and another begins are visible if you look for them, and she leaves them that way on purpose.

A Copenhagen printmaker who works exclusively in series, never in singles. Long Wall Sequence took fourteen months and nine attempts to complete in the order Aabel intended it to be read.