Kim Keever
Abstract 31628, 2019
Archival pigment print
37 x 28 inches, edition 1/5
59 x 44 inches, edition 1/5
Kim Keever
Abstract 40247, 2018
Archival pigment print
41 x 24 inches, edition 1/5
68 x 38 inches, edition 1/5
Kim Keever
Abstract 42631, 2018
Archival pigment print
43 x 32 inches, edition 1/5
60 x 44 inches, edition 1/5
Kim Keever
Abstract 30071, 2019
Archival pigment print
28 x 33 inches, edition 1/5
44 x 52 inches, edition 1/5
Kim Keever
Abstract 37934, 2018
Archival pigment print
28 x 37 inches, edition 1/5
50 x 68 inches, edition 1/5
Kim Keever
Abstract 29285, 2019
Archival pigment print
28 x 43 inches, edition 1/5
35 x 54 inches, edition 1/5
Edwina White
Moby, 2019
Pencil, paint and collage on board
15.25 x 16.75 inches
Edwina White
Medusa Phase, 2019
Pencil, acrylic paint and collage on board
15.25 x 16.75 inches
Edwina White
Verve, 2019
Paint and pencil on paper
22 x 30 inches
Edwina White
Blue period, 2019
Pencil, acrylic paint and collage on paper
15.5 x 17.5 inches
Edwina White
Graft, 2018
Pencil, acrylic paint and collage on paper
12.5 x 15.5 inches
Edwina White
Pop, 2018
Pencil, acrylic paint and collage on paper
11.5 x 13.5 inches
Edwina white
Struck, 2019
Pencil, acrylic paint and collage on paper
23 x 17.5 inches
Edwina White
Epiphany, 2019
Pencil, acrylic paint and collage on paper
23 x 17.5 inches
Edwina White
Flora, 2019
Pencil, paint and collage on paper
23 x 17.5 inches
Edwina White
Flayed, 2019
Pencil, acrylic paint and collage on paper
23 x 17.5 inches
Edwina White
Pollen, 2019
Pencil and acrylic paint on paper
23 x 17.5 inches
Edwina White
Spectrum, 2019
Pencil, paint and collage on paper
23 x 17.5 inches
Opening on Saturday, May 4, Tillou Fine Art will present In Flux, an exhibition of ethereal new works by gallery artists Kim Keever and Edwina White. The works in the exhibition are united by an energetic, otherworldly quality. Keever’s photographs, which sit at the intersection of photography and painting, realism and abstraction, share a synergy with White’s brand new series of paintings, which envision delicately realized, esoteric forms in a curious, cosmic field.
Kim Keever is well-known for creating strange and atmospheric photographic images by pouring paint into a 200-gallon water tank and then photographing the colors as they disperse and meld, creating images that evoke earthly clouds while also remaining abstract and alien. The works are mysterious and ephemeral, creating a nuanced and dreamlike space that bridges the real and surreal.
Edwina White’s new abstract works mark an exciting development in her practice. Well-known for illustrating whimsical figures while toying with the surreal, i.e. a woman made of birds in flight, this new series embraces the unsettling resemblance of life forms. The works catapult fully into the realm of the imagination, manifesting amalgams of fictional objects and natural elements, as if exquisite corpses are floating in outer space. These are secretive yet bold works, hinting at the unknown and of a visceral experience that cannot be directly translated.
In Flux presents Keever and White’s new works in dialogue with one another, exposing both artists ideas of an invented world, provoked by the subconscious. Each an exciting pulse of color, mystery, and majesty, In Flux invites viewers to explore both bodies of work, and to contemplate their own inner universe.
