George Haijan's screen printing exhibition - e-motion - explores the raw emotions that shape us as individuals and keep us moving forward.

George Haijan's screen printing exhibition - e-motion - explores the raw emotions that shape us as individuals and keep us moving forward.

After the success of his first exhibition D:construct (2008), George presents his next exhibition, with 15 new, limited-edition screen prints drawing from the ideas of human values and the eternal search for balance between Work, Love, Friends and Passion.

This exhibition looks at change, comfort zones and how resistance can affect us by ultimately putting padlocks on the doors to growth, discovery and adventure.

“We are our own worst enemy,” says George. “All our instincts and drives can conspire to undermine us or, ultimately, define us.”

Using his own photographs and illustrations, George draws on circumstances that force us to re-examine ourselves and set us in motion, which, along with our insecurities and feelings, stimulate us to change and move in different directions of life. “When we stop resisting, we create an opportunity to grow; change becomes a catalyst and the core of all transformations.”