Light and Language

 Munro presented a range of small-scale works at his first gallery exhibition, including projected animations, suspended and pedestal artworks at Lisa Sette Gallery.

Showing pieces from the artist’s  “Light and Language” series, which incorporates language translated into Morse code and light creating animated pattern, the exhibition included “Ferryman’s Crossing II”, a digital-light variation of Munro’s artwork at Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, which continues Munro’s investigation into Hesse’s work as well as two new digital and light animations Cloud and Moonwatcher,   Also on display were “Eden Blooms“ a suspended sculptural iteration of Munro’s external exhibition piece of the same name.  He also presented  “Restless Fakir,” a lyrical reference to Munro’s childhood in England, viewing an exotic world via television.