An In-Depth Look 'NOISY REALITY' Exhibition in New York City

Featuring the dynamic works of Meguru Yamaguchi, Eny Lee Parker, B. Thom Stevenson and Heather Benjamin.

NOISY REALITY exhibition features the work of four talented artists who use various mediums to capture the ever-changing landscape of New York City. The artists, Meguru Yamaguchi, Heather Benjamin, Eny Lee Parker, and B. Thom Stevenson, each bring their unique perspectives to the exhibit, creating a dynamic curation. The exhibition showcases paintings, sculptures, mixed media, and furniture design, all representing the essence and energy of New York City.

Meguru Yamaguchi, a Brooklyn-based artist, creates sculptures that capture the fleeting nature of trends in modern society. His “Awakenings” series features angular brushstrokes and fluid lines, representing the need to adapt and change in an ever-evolving world. Yamaguchi emphasizes the importance of perceiving subtle nuances in the environment and adapting to them to stay relevant and connected.

Heather Benjamin‘s art reflects the emotional and psychological landscape of New York City, often featuring female figures in unconventional shapes. Her works convey a sense of duality, representing the complex emotions and experiences of living in a city that can be both inspiring and challenging. Inspired by the feminine imagery of Sailor Moon, her honest and vulnerable depictions invite viewers to explore their own emotions.