sbc 227 watercolor on paper For Nehrling

For Nehrling

amidst the accidental drips and splashes

a small bit of water is introduced to the surface

Hallard constructs monochromatic and semi-monochromatic images of recognizable geometric forms such as squares and rectangles on paper and aluminum

Schott encourages the viewer to look inward and contemplate questions of the soul

sbc 227 watercolor on paper For NehrlingSusan Cantrick's abstract paintings explore the pre verbal realm of thought through structured visual responses. Her process often begins with digital studies composed of fragments from previous works, creating layered compositions reminiscent of geological cross sections or artistic genealogies. This digital process allows for a dynamic interplay between spontaneity and considered composition, even enabling her to rework paintings in progress.