At the Red-Blue Threshold
May 1–30, 2026
Art Gallery at Weston Public Library
Solo exhibition
At the Red-Blue Threshold explores attention and perception through the encounter between blue and red. Expanses of blue become fields of visual stillness, while red emerges as an activating force—sometimes contained, sometimes insistent—introducing pressure and instability within the surface.
The exhibition is informed by the increasingly divided reality through which we are living—a climate shaped by political polarization, social fragmentation, and competing perceptions of truth. Blue and red carry familiar political associations, but within these paintings they remain open and unstable. Rather than representing fixed positions, the colors become metaphorical forces: separation and proximity, restraint and urgency, stillness and rupture.
The works do not attempt to reconcile these divisions. Instead, they hold opposing conditions together in unsettled balance. Across the exhibition, this tension assumes different forms: some paintings contain one force within another, while others reveal turbulence, fragmentation, and resistance through layered and disrupted surfaces.
Built through repetition, erasure, and material intervention, the works emerge gradually through a process that moves between control and release. They invite a slower mode of looking, allowing perception itself to become part of the experience. As attention lingers, the image becomes a threshold—not a fixed meaning, but a space in which division, awareness, and the fluid nature of the self can unfold.
