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Martin once talked of wanting a viewer to be able to step inside her paintings, to access the pure land she’d documented and secured. But part of the extraordinary nature of her work is that it also attests to the enormous danger, risk, labor that such a vision required. Olivia Laing Martin’s lines and the elliptical extent of her repetition oblige of the viewer a participatory rhythm that lingers long after we have moved on from one of her pieces. Alongside-ness is one way of identifying the effect of her work; never coming in between, uninterrupted. Near. Durga Chew-Bose Agnes Martin The Distillation of Color Purchase Now Join our mailing list for updates about our artists, exhibitions, events, and more. Subscribe About Staff Careers Press Terms Privacy © Pace Gallery Instagram opens in a new window Facebook opens in a new window Twitter opens in a new window WeChat opens in a new window Youtube opens in a new window Weibo opens in a new window Artsy opens in a new window

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About the Artists DRIFT was established in 2006 by Ralph Nauta and Lonneke Gordijn, who attended the Design Academy Eindhoven together. Their work explores the relationship between nature, technology and mankind through a process involving collaborations with scientists, university departments, research facilities, programmers and engineers. Studio Drift draws their inspiration from nature as a starting point, both in a formal and a philosophical way, while the creative process is fuelled by innovative techniques. Learn More Join our mailing list for updates about our artists, exhibitions, events, and more. Subscribe About Staff Careers Press Terms Privacy © Pace Gallery Instagram opens in a new window Facebook opens in a new window Twitter opens in a new window WeChat opens in a new window Youtube opens in a new window Weibo opens in a new window Artsy opens in a new window