It's like looking at someone's skin when you can see the veins. Kysor's work ties the three together with his paintings that reference landscapes and portraitures. For example, the form of Hanson's light pink Fancy Lobe Septum , protruding from the wall and sweeping down in a way it almost resembles a seat, is mimicked by the pink shape within Kysor's Blue Chris , which whips down from the right side and reaches a point mid-painting. The black knob of Hanson's Brawn Affliction , which contrasts the light purple cloth of the rest of the piece, finds its two-dimensional reflection within Kysor's Two of Us , where an orange knob contrasts the sea green and gray parts of the painting. Kysor's Nomad and Hanson's Dainty Doodoo are neighbors on the gallery wall and rightly so.
Nomad has taupe, ivory and rust colors painted in a linear fashion.
Dainty Doodoo is a tan piece that resembles a skinny cocoon. The flat colors Kysor uses are the most striking part of his paintings. Kysor's landscape paintings are portrayed with a prepackaged medium. She meticulously measured an agave plant and recreated it in Century. The agave plant lives 25 to 50 years and then dies.