This is a very fresh and moving show as a whole. Stark and modern, it's somehow earthy at the same time. It affirms my belief that art has no gender, and is a catalyst for shattering barriers. The scope and volume of Spiraling is phenomenal. It's like infinite pasta, winding through space.
Alignments looks lighthearted and modelesque.
It makes me think of Monopoly. It also brings to my mind memories of pieces of uniform construction materials cut off at particular angles and slightly varying sizes. Also, it looks like a play area for rodents. I love the dimensionality of the work, and the shadows it produces. Perhaps it's a bit of a generalization, but at this diverse show, the oils impacted me as a group.