HECATE – A Liminal Space | Exhibition

From May to June, Lottie Steward's solo exhibition will be on display at The Station!

‘Hecate’ named after the goddess of boundaries and crossroads, focuses on themes such as womanhood, neurodiversity, and nature for healing.

Lottie combines contemporary, botanical, and occult symbolism to express transitory states and moments of self-discovery. Lotties perspective as a student mental health nurse and young creative is portrayed through the mediums of poetry, sculpture, and oil painting.

12th May - End of August

9 am - 8 pm

The Sation, Silver Sreet, BS1 2AG

FREE

Check out previous exhibitions 🖼️:

Seducing Humans	Ryan Convery-Moroney
More Than A Month	Bristol and The Bill

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