Summary
- Hilary Pecis Wandering Now at Timothy Taylor London, it lasts until July 19.
- The exhibition comes with a suite of new paintings that present everyday snapshots through clear colors, revealing surreal beauty in a moment of neglect.
When you don’t really see it, some kind of appearance happens, and it’s the kind of sight that happens when you just pass by it. exist Hilary Pecis‘New Exhibition Timothy Taylorthe artist closed the gap between the two. See now on the gallery’s London outpost Wandering Capture the flashing perceptron, exposing other words through the neglected lens.
Pecis, known for his glowing still life and landscape paintings, continues to meditate on daily visuals, making ordinary meditations through sharp color clarity. Each part Wandering Starting with a studio photo taken when she was running or when she was commuting to get off work, the bland scenes later transformed into visual poetry that was layered.
In works such as “Bakery Show,” Pecis draws our attention to the seductive geometry of the green dot pastry stand, Brooklyn: mounds of berries, thick sponge layers and plump cream are neatly arranged in tight rows. Another work, “Free Box,” evokes hope and sadness through the lonely cardboard box on the roadside and the lonely cardboard box between its ownership.
Watching the paintings of pecans is a miracle of return – curiosity about the world and the continuous beauty of nature. The curved lights and blue tones ripples subtly in the “hotel pool”, while the milky white herons in “Creek Egret” remind us of the sweet, accidental moments that appear when we allow ourselves to actually see them.
Wandering Start now view By July 19.
Timothy Taylor London
15 Bolton St,
London W1J 8BG,
U.K.
