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Abstract
painting reveals the infinite possibilities of communicating
without words, and challenges our potential to think with our
emotions. It employs formal elements to define pieces of the
imaginary and the intangible. Artists create symbols and gestures
according to their sensitivity to the forces around them. It
is a means by which artists re-interpret the real. This exhibition
presents four paintings that speak through the voice of form.
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Our
symbolic languages are derived from the equations we make between
forms and ideas. Abstract painting toys with these beliefs and deconstructs
representation. It shakes up our confidence in the images that we
see every day and contradicts our immediate perception.
The
four artists in this exhibition have each created a visual language
of shape, color, and line to address their own formal concerns.
Leonid Lamm,
a renowned abstract painter from Moscow, explores the dialog
between volume and flatness in three-dimensional illusion. A French
artist, Regine Sarallier,
tells the story of a "moment" using vibrant
colors and liquid forms.
Joanna
Boer, an artist from the Netherlands, depicts both struggle and
liberation through contrast and line.
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