Tohé Commaret “Mijitas” at Spike Island, Bristol

Tohé Commaret’s "Mijitas" at Spike Island deftly transforms a banqueting hall into a compelling meditation on transitional spaces. Her evocative installation captures the "undefinable interim" between events—a period ripe with potential as generations navigate evolving realities and cultures. For emerging women artists, this exhibition is a powerful validation: embrace the "in-between" phases of your creative journey. Commaret shows how finding inspiration in seemingly mundane, liminal spaces and infusing them with personal and cultural narratives can unlock profound artistic expression. There is immense power in exploring these moments of ambiguity to define your unique voice. — Source: Mousse Magazine

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