The Night Passes is a solo exhibition by Fiona Davies that parallels walking in the apparent emptiness of the hospital corridor at night with driving to and from the hospital on a small, dark country road. Both sites of transition. Not somewhere to stay for long.
The sounds heard in the corridor are layers of unattended alarms, the sound of muffled crying, the sounds of muffled conversations, the sounds of sleep, and the sound of footsteps. Driving on a small country road at night introduces the idea of enchantment, of passing through a site of mystery.
The Night Passes is a Gallery Lane Cove touring exhibition.
About Fiona Davies
The art practice of Fiona Davies is based in installation, video, writing, and spoken word performance, informed by the abject and the beautiful. Its purpose is to be a transdisciplinary, political practice of storytelling. These stories primarily address the experiences of the hospital patient the practice of Western medicine. Davies focuses on the patient using humour, chagrin, and gaming, layered with the pleasure of fragments of beauty within the hospital.
OPENING EVENT 6pm – 8pm, Friday 12 December 2025
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IMAGE Fiona Davies The Night Passes (detail) 2024, found objects, textile, and aluminum. Photo Naomi Oliver 2
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