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The solo exhibition brings together three bodies of work: oil paintings that begin with close observation of the natural world and then depart from the immediate scene, allowing an invented reality to emerge; cave wall paintings that draw on the texture and sensibility of prehistoric cave art, reaching across time toward the earliest forms of human mark-making; and text paintings built from a journaling practice noting ordinary moments of sensory experience, letting the words themselves to become visual marks.
Coldzin’s artwork (left to right): The Marks Left Behind; Yellow Leaves; Aesthetic Joy; Backyard Magic, Aesthetic Joy III
Opening Reception
Saturday, May 9, 4-6 pm
Gallery Hours
Thursday-Saturday, 12-7pm; Sunday-Monday, 12-5 pm