Color Time 20: All Our Very Best Efforts: None Are Wasted, None Are Lost by Jessica Poundstone
10x10” Acrylic on Canvas painting by Jessica Poundstone
Signed and titled on the back, ready to hang.
ABOUT COLOR/TIME
From Portland Monthly’s Article on the show: “With exacting and simplified cubed designs, the paintings collected in COLOR/TIME, Poundstone’s first solo show of paintings with the gallery, force contemplation. Her process hinges on compositions that ‘click’ with intuition, via misleadingly simple juxtapositions and complex color palettes. This confusion—of something so blatantly stripped to its most basic form, yet demanding prolonged attention—has the effect of slowing time by presenting less.” - Matthew Trueherz
From artist Jessica Poundstone’s statement: “With apologies in advance for a rhyming list of three...I have found that making and looking at these paintings has helped me slow (shifting to a different experience of time), know (accessing my intuition through form and color choices and relationships) and grow (taking in the meditative, positive vibes that happen when a piece clicks together). I hope collectors will share in some (or all!) of these experiences as they bring the pieces into their spaces.”
10x10” Acrylic on Canvas painting by Jessica Poundstone
Signed and titled on the back, ready to hang.
ABOUT COLOR/TIME
From Portland Monthly’s Article on the show: “With exacting and simplified cubed designs, the paintings collected in COLOR/TIME, Poundstone’s first solo show of paintings with the gallery, force contemplation. Her process hinges on compositions that ‘click’ with intuition, via misleadingly simple juxtapositions and complex color palettes. This confusion—of something so blatantly stripped to its most basic form, yet demanding prolonged attention—has the effect of slowing time by presenting less.” - Matthew Trueherz
From artist Jessica Poundstone’s statement: “With apologies in advance for a rhyming list of three...I have found that making and looking at these paintings has helped me slow (shifting to a different experience of time), know (accessing my intuition through form and color choices and relationships) and grow (taking in the meditative, positive vibes that happen when a piece clicks together). I hope collectors will share in some (or all!) of these experiences as they bring the pieces into their spaces.”
10x10” Acrylic on Canvas painting by Jessica Poundstone
Signed and titled on the back, ready to hang.
ABOUT COLOR/TIME
From Portland Monthly’s Article on the show: “With exacting and simplified cubed designs, the paintings collected in COLOR/TIME, Poundstone’s first solo show of paintings with the gallery, force contemplation. Her process hinges on compositions that ‘click’ with intuition, via misleadingly simple juxtapositions and complex color palettes. This confusion—of something so blatantly stripped to its most basic form, yet demanding prolonged attention—has the effect of slowing time by presenting less.” - Matthew Trueherz
From artist Jessica Poundstone’s statement: “With apologies in advance for a rhyming list of three...I have found that making and looking at these paintings has helped me slow (shifting to a different experience of time), know (accessing my intuition through form and color choices and relationships) and grow (taking in the meditative, positive vibes that happen when a piece clicks together). I hope collectors will share in some (or all!) of these experiences as they bring the pieces into their spaces.”