Still PointsA paper surface where color bleeds and blooms. Branches painted along the grain of wood. A porcelain cat, standing in quiet repose. And passages of open space composed through geometry.
To pare things down is not an act of poverty — it is a way toward richness. A chance stain that becomes form, a few lines alive on wood, color resting quietly on a white surface, geometry that divides space while keeping it open. In each of these, it is the emptiness around them that allows them to breathe.
Still Points is drawn to the quiet beauty found in stillness and open space — in the traces left on paper, in the texture of materials, in the silence a form can hold. Here, stillness carries its own weight, and what is left empty stirs the imagination. It is room to breathe; a place that finds something in the person who stands before it.
Curator’s PicksStill Points
