On view 8-26 october at anca gallery:

Rmsina Daniel:
The Remaining Echo

Critical dates
EXHIBITION OPENING: 11 October 5-8pm
ON VIEW: 8-26 october

This exhibition explores the idea of originality by returning to its root—Mesopotamia, the birthplace of civilizations. Through reimagining symbols like the Winged Bull, ancient forms are transformed, not recreated. The past becomes present, revealing that true originality may lie not in invention, but in rediscovery and reinterpretation of origins.

Rmsina Daniel is a Sydney-based artist who was born to Assyrian parents in Baghdad, Iraq, in 1997. She Graduated from The National Art School with a BFA in 2020, specialising in Sculpture. Daniel participated in the Artist in Residency program at Sydney Olympic Park Armory (2021-2025). Awards include National Art School Collection’s Student Acquisitions (2020), The Dr John Vallance Prize for Sculpture (2019). Daniel is currently a visual art teacher at Mount St Joseph Collage- Milperra, and teaches general and academic drawing at Vision Lap- Summer Hill.