The International Trucking Service Gallery presented "Voluntary Currents," the debut solo exhibition by multidisciplinary artist Amber Wilcox. The exhibition, which featured a captivating collection of mixed-media artwork, opened its doors to the public on Friday, June 2, 2023, from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, at the gallery's downtown location on 803 Francis Street.

"Voluntary Currents" served as a compelling exploration of memory, nostalgia, and the human experience through Amber Wilcox's unique artistic lens. Inspired by Missouri settings, Wilcox masterfully blended various mediums, including paper, paper pulp, ink, painting, and soft sculpture, to create intricate compositions that captivated the viewers' imagination.

In addition to her solo work, "Voluntary Currents" featured a collaborative video installation with experimental filmmaker Michèle Saint-Michel. This immersive collaboration further expanded the boundaries of Wilcox's artistic practice, combining visual and cinematic elements to create a truly unique and captivating experience for visitors.

The opening night event was an unforgettable celebration of art, creativity, and collaboration. Attendees had the opportunity to meet Amber Wilcox, experience her captivating mixed-media artwork, and engage with the collaborative video installation created in partnership with Michèle Saint-Michel.

"Voluntary Currents" is on display at the International Trucking Service Gallery through the end of August. Art enthusiasts, collectors, and the general public were invited to explore the profound depths of Amber Wilcox's artistic vision and immerse themselves in the evocative world of "Voluntary Currents."