Lost and Found walks the line between sacred and punk. Jayne McSwiney retrieves the broken and discarded: crashed bumpers, abandoned homes, a single plastic Band-Aid. She alters and elevates them with minimal, charged interventions. Nothing is restored. Everything is reconsidered and reframed.
Lost and Found unfolds over five weeks. Works enter and exit the space across time. While each work is resolved, the exhibition remains in flux, open to movement, change, and unexpected interruptions.
Image credit: Jayne McSwiney ‘Turn the Light on’, Starlink internet installed in an abandoned house. Wi-Fi network: “Carlo Acutis”, 2025.
Kingston Arts Centre
979-985 Nepean Hwy
Moorabbin VIC 3189
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