OPEN GALLERY is pleased to present I Project What I Reflect, a solo exhibition by Nashville artist Amanda Lomax, with a second reception May 18, 2025 from 2pm-6pm. Visually exploring the psychological process of projection, Lomax’s multi-modal abstract sculptures invite the viewer to consider their own projections through obscured mirrored reflections and abstract painted compositions. Made popular by psychoanalyst Carl Jung, projection is an unconscious process. The works in this exhibition make that unconscious process, visible. In doing so, I Project What I Reflect examines the vital human need to make meaning out of an abstract world.

Open Gallery is located at the Packing Plant / 507 Hagan Street / Nashville, TN 37203

OPEN GALLERY is pleased to present I Project What I Reflect, a solo exhibition by Nashville artist Amanda Lomax, on view May 3-25, with opening reception May 3, 2025 during the Wedgwood Houston Art Crawl from 5-9pm. Visually exploring the psychological process of projection, Lomax’s multi-modal abstract sculptures invite the viewer to consider their own projections through obscured mirrored reflections and abstract painted compositions. Made popular by psychoanalyst Carl Jung, projection is an unconscious process. The works in this exhibition make that unconscious process, visible. In doing so, I Project What I Reflect examines the vital human need to make meaning out of an abstract world.

This will be Lomax’s first solo exhibition, and the artist will be present at the opening reception and a prospective gallery talk during the month of May (date/time TBD).

Open Gallery is located at the Packing Plant / 507 Hagan Street / Nashville, TN 37203