Pudvine forges a nexus between commonality and commonplace, sounded in objects so pedestrian or behaviour so personal that they glory in a banality burrowed between tongue and cheek.

He tests several genealogies: journeys from pre-history to present; from ethereal to celestial; from self to other. All of which are presented as an interrogation of the artist’s own face and which, in turn, raise questions about depiction, perspective, experience and truth.