bG Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Katherine Flynn. Expanding upon the photographic language she has developed over the past several years, Flynn introduces an immersive installation that explores the emotional histories embedded within abandoned vehicles, transforming them into powerful vessels of memory, place, and time. The exhibition also presents Flynn's life size automobile sculpture. Visitors will be invited to physically enter the installation.

Through photography and sculpture, Flynn examines the ways in which objects can retain traces of the people, experiences, and places connected to them. The abandoned vehicles become more than remnants of past lives, serving instead as sites where personal and collective memories intersect. By bringing these elements into the gallery space, the artist creates an environment that encourages viewers to consider the passage of time and the stories that remain embedded in familiar objects.

The immersive nature of the installation further emphasizes the relationship between the viewer and the work, transforming the act of looking into a physical experience. Entering the automobile sculpture allows visitors to encounter Flynn’s exploration of memory and absence from within the space itself, creating a direct connection between photography, sculpture, and lived experience.