The ARTWORK oF Four Exhibit Artists who Explore TExture and Abstraction

In the world of abstract art, form and texture serve as the fundamental building blocks of visual expression. This exhibit brings together four distinct voices in contemporary abstraction, each speaking a unique dialect of this universal language.

Kim Fonder's work serves as our entry point, inviting viewers to explore the tactile realm of abstract textural artwork. Her pieces challenge our perception of surface and depth, creating a sensory experience that goes beyond the visual.

Barringer's colorful abstractions act as a bridge between the tangible and the metaphysical. Rooted in sacred geometry and meaningful geometric forms, his work invites contemplation of the patterns that underlie our reality. The bold hues and precise shapes create a rhythmic dance across the canvas, echoing the mathematical harmonies that have fascinated humanity for millennia.

JC Spock's modern farm and western nostalgia pieces takes on a narrative quality, evoking memories and emotions through simplified shapes and evocative compositions. Spock's work reminds us that abstraction can be deeply rooted in lived experience and cultural memory.

Keren Toledano's geometric abstractions explore precise forms with emotional resonance. Toledano's pieces reference mid-century modern aesthetics, demonstrating how abstraction can evolve and reflect different eras while remaining timeless.

There is a carefully curated dialogue between these four artistic voices. The juxtaposition highlights how each artist uses form and texture to create their unique visual language. From Fonder's tactile explorations to Barringer's sacred geometries, from Spock's nostalgic forms to Toledano's modernist-inspired compositions, each of these artists celebrate the diverse ways in which contemporary artists continue to push the boundaries of abstract expression.