Helen Miranda Wilson: Eight Paintings

Lori Bookstein Fine Art is pleased to present its first one-person exhibit of work by Helen Miranda Wilson. The eight non-representational paintings that make up this show were done over the last three years. They represent an obvious progression from her previous series, but are considerably mor... Read more

Lori Bookstein Fine Art is pleased to present its first one-person exhibit of work by Helen Miranda Wilson. The eight non-representational paintings that make up this show were done over the last three years. They represent an obvious progression from her previous series, but are considerably more detailed, each panel being covered by a myriad of rectangles which blanket the surface in an unbroken array. Their plurality is reminiscent of the multiplicity which meets the eye whenever we are in nature, surrounded by its uncountable repetitions. Many years of painting landscape from life, as well as the artist’s early exposure to the art of the Bauhaus movement have greatly influenced this most recent work. The profusion of color can also bring to mind the mosaic murals that the artist first saw in Ravenna, in the 1970s, which are made of millions of tiny, shimmering glass tiles.