MELBOURNE: SOLO EXHIBITION 'NOISE': Beinart Gallery, Australia

NOISE is Sheidlin's debut Australian solo exhibition, featuring a series of new oil paintings and sculptures.

The series explores the interaction between the artist and neural networks, and embodies the fusion of classical painting techniques with cutting-edge digital technologies. The title NOISE is inspired by the neural network's 'diffusion model' mechanism: first noise is inputted, and after learning, the model removes excess noise from all possible probabilities. Similarly, Sheidlin's artistic process involves cleansing her inner space from everything that interferes with the image, thus distilling and crystallising the results on the canvas, without any impurities.

NOISE illustrates the internal dialogue of the artist, in which the paintings become a means of self-therapy, a visual testament to the exploration of her own feminine nature. Like in a digital kaleidoscope, the author examines countless reflections of her fantasies in the neural network. The feelings of the artist are embodied in her female subjects, with animals symbolising their hidden essence, transforming their fragility and vulnerability into a new unique inner-strength.