(held space) by Caprice McNeill

In (held space), Caprice McNeill explores the inner self through the language of gardens and the architecture that holds them. Drawing on the quiet symbolism of flowers, her paintings, reliefs, and sculptures use floral imagery to invite reflection and intimacy. The gallery becomes a kind of courtyard—an inward-facing garden where containment and release, structure and softness exist in quiet conversation. Installed as an immersive whole, the work suggests that what's held within is just as vital as what's revealed.