PES FUTURES is delighted to present the solo exhibition The Space Between Light by Shoshanna Weinberger, open to the public starting September 3rd, 2025, at 128 Baxter Street. A public reception for the artist will take place on September 17, from 6 - 8 pm.

RSVP for the Opening Reception here.

Composed of mirrors, The Space Between Light is an experiential installation that explores a sequence of life-sized fractal reflective structures that unfold portals between the imagined and the yet-to-come. As a visual anthropologist, Weinberger catalogs cultural and architectural motifs from the Caribbean to build an environment that meditates on identity through memories.

Throughout the exhibition, Weinberger stacks sculptural forms reminiscent of building blocks commonly found in the Caribbean, often left partially constructed for future expansion, and reimagines them with mirrored and striped surfaces. Stripes, a recurring codifier in Weinberger’s studio practice, transform these utilitarian forms into reflective markers of possibility and cultural memory. For the first time in her professional experience, Weinberger incorporates film within the installation. Shot in Kingston, Jamaica, her birthplace, the film adds a layer of color, sound, and visual storytelling tied to memories of her childhood into the space. These scenes layer a personal narrative within the reflective environment, grounding the installation in a lived Caribbean landscape while inviting visitors to glimpse moments of memory, place, movement, and themselves within the larger layered refractions of the work.

Weinberger notes: “This installation is a mirror-scape where memory, light, and reflection collide, inviting visitors to glimpse fragments of Caribbean memory while stepping into futures yet to be imagined.”