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Conditioned Comforts

Emma Fsadni’s first large-scale solo show develops her concerns with her generation’s state of being, enveloped as it is, in twenty-first century soothing-tools.
Her interest in how man-made comforts impact on her contemporaries’ existence is explored through abstract forms, muted colours and several installations, derived from in-depth interviews with friends and colleagues.

The term ‘conditioned comforts’ encapsulates our reliance on human made forms of ‘comfort’; the word human made is here interpreted in its literal materialistic sense, while also extending the notion of ‘human’ to the ‘self’, i.e. something self-made. The juxtaposing nature of the words ‘Conditioned’ and ‘Comfort’ suggests that these familiar forms of ease are acquired through repetition making them un-innate. This leads us to question if the pursuit of such comfort has to be produced or learnt, then just how comforting is it to our lives?


30 July - 5 September 2021
Space C, Spazju Kreattiv
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Curated by Margerita Pulè
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  • Home
  • Artistic Practice
    • A Surplus of Ceylon Tea
    • The Inventory
    • This Far But No Further
    • Daily Bread
    • The Cement Bakery
    • The Cement Truck Procession
    • No Place Like Home
    • Il-Kamra ta' Barra
  • Curatorial Practice
    • Past Continuous
    • Debatable Land(s)
    • Conditioned Comforts
    • Light is Time Thinking About Itself
    • 'Us' Clubbing Report
    • Strangers in a Strange Land
  • Unfinished Art Space
  • Blog
  • CV & Contact
  • Archive
    • Project Disintegration