Skirrid Hill critics

“their ‘ability’ to ‘situate’

us by translating the abstract world of thought and feeling into a physical feeling”

“Sheers believes that

romantic relationships in the modern era are not necessarily permanent, the marks left on the participants certainly are”

“The entire collection pivots

on the grey area between having something, being one thig, and losing or becoming something else”

“Sheers may

elegize but he doesn't romanticize”

“Sheers is

comfortable in his own raw emotion”