No Man’s Art Gallery is honoured to open Heat Wave, the third solo exhibition by Marilyn Sonneveld at the gallery. Through a vivid interplay of color and form, Sonneveld’s oil paintings and glass objects express intimate narratives that communicate universal notions around the body, touching upon (self)acceptance, vulnerability and sexuality. Last summer, the artist began painting with glass, focusing on herself and her own body for the first time. When the Sun Comes Up, a large scale glass installation exhibited at the Kunsthal in Rotterdam, showed the transformative journey of Sonneveld’s own physicality in anticipation of impending motherhood. For Heat Wave, the artist takes it a step further and delves deeper inwards, revealing a shift towards abstraction.