'A unique exhibition which is set to explore the relationship between art, the natural world and mental health. The exhibition features work from staff and students of the Masters in Art Therapy at UWS, and explores the interdependence of human and ecological systems and its relevance for contemporary art therapy.'
This work is concerned with the aesthetics of mathematics. The presence of
geometry in nature suggests that mathematics was not simply a human
invention, but a system we have discovered through our observation and
adaptation to the natural world. In our relationship with nature, it has
made an impression upon us just as we make our impression upon it. In
the same way, the relationship between therapist and client is
represented. The delicate tension of transference and
counter-transference illustrates how we cannot help but make impressions
upon one another.
