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Bronwen Williams’s practice is an ongoing investigation into the concept of the liminal, a space in which objects and experiential phenomena have the liberty to expand beyond a singular reality and into their imagined potentialities. Through experimentation with mediums, Bronwen suggests alternative modes of thinking about objects and environments, which do not necessarily adhere to the conventions of human perception and embrace alternative, potential realities and perspectives. Her works exist in a playful moment of ‘pause’, allowing Brownwen to explore ideas of uncertainty, multiplicity and rhizomatic philosophy through an experiential and embodied object-based practice.