Nature teaches us that every action has a reaction and that our choices ripple outwards. Creating harmonious moments of reflection on the profoundness of a single action guides our theme.
Quiet Forms II
2023, Acrylic on linen
39” x 35”
“The layers of paint interact with the linen canvas material in unexpected ways. The result is both edgy and soft, exuberant and reflective, a mirror of my personal style and philosophy.” — Kristen Giorgi
Resurrection Lilies
2024, Steel, wire, solder, epoxy clay
The sculptures created by local Atlanta artist and metalsmith Adelaide Ruff are inspired by Red Spider Lilies. They embody sensations of temporality and loss and the endearing yet often futile attempt to hold onto things as they are.
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What hath night to do with sleep?
2023, Acrylic on canvas,
72” x 90”
“What hath night to do with sleep?” is quoted from the English poet, John Milton. This painting celebrates the beauty of nighttime. NYC based Artist Simon Cooper represent optics of night, where objects and forms morph under the absence of light.
Adelaide Ruff (Atlanta, GA) Ana Malta, (Lisbon Portugal) Kristen Giorgi (Atlanta, GA) Robby Simon (Atlanta, GA) Simon Copper, (New York City)
Zoe Antona (Atlanta, GA)
Uma tese Sobre Come Agradecer
(A thesis on how to say thank you)
2024, Acrylic, soft and oil sticks on canvas
Ana Malta's work is developed through the study of color, patterns, composition and scratching materials, vehicles of her visual unconscious. Her work explores where restlessness seeks aesthetics and where dialogue is based on transforming ‘error’ into opportunity.
