Silence
Pace Gallery is delighted to present Silence, an exhibition that brings together five artists who use abstraction as a means of engaging with meditative, spiritual and philosophical understandings of nature. On view September 3 鈥� October 30, this exhibition features work by Andreas Eriksson, Brice Guilbert, Lee Ufan, Marina Perez Sim茫o, and Jean-Paul Riopelle.
Despite their distinctive practices, these artists are united by a shared fascination with an artwork鈥檚 capacity to give form to their highly individual experience of the world. At its core, Silence is an exploration of the ways in which these artists use varying degrees of abstraction to negotiate the relationship between body, landscape and temporality. The fact that there is no figure present within their work and yet a vivid sense of presence abounds, is testament to the artists鈥� masterful handling of their chosen material.
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Pace Gallery is delighted to present Silence, an exhibition that brings together five artists who use abstraction as a means of engaging with meditative, spiritual and philosophical understandings of nature. On view September 3 鈥� October 30, this exhibition features work by Andreas Eriksson, Brice Guilbert, Lee Ufan, Marina Perez Sim茫o, and Jean-Paul Riopelle.
Despite their distinctive practices, these artists are united by a shared fascination with an artwork鈥檚 capacity to give form to their highly individual experience of the world. At its core, Silence is an exploration of the ways in which these artists use varying degrees of abstraction to negotiate the relationship between body, landscape and temporality. The fact that there is no figure present within their work and yet a vivid sense of presence abounds, is testament to the artists鈥� masterful handling of their chosen material.
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