Anything Can Happen in the Dark

About the Exhibition

In this body of work, Ohm presents a series of intimate, high-contrast drawings that navigate the tension between deep, impenetrable blacks and the fragile glow of candlelight.

Working primarily with black colored pencil and graphite on panel, Ohm creates images that feel pulled from the quietest, most unsettled moments of a narrative, specifically cinematic. Her technique utilizes the slow, granular nature of the medium to build atmospheric fields where figures seem to emerge directly from the void.

Her work continues to explore how stillness and deliberate looking can transform a cinematic moment into a permanent, psychological presence.