Fold out poster with essay by Zoë Mendelson verso, designed for the exhibition Alexis Soul-Gray 'Memory Play'.

'Within this body of densely watchable new works there is a sense of crush emerging in a carefully managed tumult of imagery and texture tousling for foreground status. We are witness to an organised parade of fallings apart and comings together as they provoke a sort of merry-go-round methodology, within which driving figures backwards through bleaching, rubbing, staining leaves them waiting in the wings, awaiting their possible return to the surface. In these complex works, erasure functions as an additive - the semi-removal of a figure or form rendering it a phantom, with much to contribute and presence enough not to be left behind.' – Zoë Mendelson