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“INTERFACE” – Exhibition of paintings by Elizabeth Barnes
April 17 – May 24

As a post-historical painter in an increasingly complicated world, Elizabeth Barnes believes that abstraction is a means for expressing the complexity that informs the way we think and live. Out of an interest in the repeated patterns of life, her investigation goes beyond what we see in our actual world, to the worlds that are revealed to us through the use of imaging technologies, as well as the new, virtual worlds surrounding us. She is especially interested in the place where science, technology, mathematics and art meet and feed one another. “I attempt to assimilate these complex threads through the layering of paint. The subtle shifts of color create a tenuous balance, fluctuating between visceral and cerebral, paralleling the many layers of meaning available in our current information age.” The interaction of color and form appeals to a sensory moment which reminds the viewer of the interconnectedness of all living things.

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