With Echo Park, Andrea Damp continues her painterly exploration of landscape, memory and perception. Her paintings emerge through a multi-layered process of overlapping, condensing and uncovering. Between abstract worlds of color and fragmentary figures, atmospheric spaces open up that defy a single interpretation, allowing the gaze to wander between nature, memory and imagination. Color, light and surface thus become independent vehicles for a poetic visual language.
In February Roses, Susanne Auslender explores the sculptural power of floral forms. Using a chainsaw alongside the finest craftsmanship, she transforms wood into blossoms and plants that appear both monumental and fragile. Her works combine the raw power of the material with a surprising lightness, speaking to growth, transience and the beauty of the fleeting moment. Color, movement and organic form merge into sculptures of haunting presence.
