Saint Cloche is proud to present Mask Off, an evocative new body of work by multidisciplinary artist Zelimir Jun Xiang Harasty. Harasty (b. 1992 Sydney, NSW) works across painting, sculpture and installation. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Art in Sculpture from the National Art School (2019), where he received the Parkers Fine Art Prize. His 2024 residency in Foshan culminated in the group show 回归 Hui Gui – The Return.

Presented during the Australian winter solstice, when night reaches its fullest and the return of light begins, Mask Off is a meditation on identity, memory and belonging. The exhibition also gestures across hemispheres to honour Xiàzhì (夏至), the Chinese summer solstice, traditionally observed with symbolic foods and communal rituals that celebrate renewal and connection to the land.

“Supporting artists and fostering meaningful connections with collectors has always been at the heart of what we do. Over the years, we have helped grow the careers of many artists we’ve worked with, providing a platform for their practice to thrive.”

- Kitty Clark, Founder

Saint Cloche is a dynamic gallery presenting a diverse program of high-calibre exhibitions that change fortnightly. Established as a leading contemporary art space, the gallery has cultivated a strong community of collectors and creatives, championing art, culture, and contemporary thinking.

Located in Paddington, Sydney, the gallery’s distinctive corner frontage is framed by a striking set of vintage Swedish industrial windows. Beyond exhibitions, Saint Cloche serves as a creative concept space, selectively available for installations, collaborations, workshops, and events.





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