Insomnia group exhibition at The Blue Verve

What keeps you awake at night?​

 

Is it the hum of a thought that won’t quiet, or the sense that something is just beyond your sight?

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We are proud to present Insomnia - a curated group exhibition that brings together artists exploring the strange mix of awareness and detachment that comes with sleepless nights.​

 

Here, the night is not simply an absence of light. It’s a shifting terrain where the boundaries between thought and dream dissolve. The works gathered in Insomnia inhabit this liminal space where wandering thoughts loop and fragment, where time stretches and folds back on itself, and where reality feels at once sharper and more uncertain. Shapes and impressions surface like half-remembered dreams; sensations tilt toward the uncanny. In these moments of wakefulness, the mind becomes both observer and participant in a private theatre.​

 

For many, insomnia is not an abstract condition but a recurring presence - an uninvited companion that turns nights into long, restless journeys. The familiar world fades at its edges, replaced by strange clarity or drifting unreality. And so the question remains: what keeps you awake at night? Is it restlessness, memory, anticipation, or something unnamed, pressing at the edges of thought? In Insomnia, each work offers a different answer.

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The exhibition is on display from 14th to 31st August - we highly recommend experiencing it in person.