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    Dan Estabrook - Forever & Never

    Forever & Never is the first major monographic work by artist Dan Estabrook - who for the last 30 years has been expanding the potentials of photography's traditional "alternative" processes.

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    MARTHA CLIPPINGER

    Martha Clippinger creates colorful, geometric abstractions across a range of media, from painted wood constructions, to ceramic reliefs, to textile works made in collaboration with weavers in Oaxaca, Mexico.

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    BEN ALPER

    Alper is a photographic artist working on long term documentary projects in North Carolina and beyond.

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    Renzo Ortega

    Renzo Ortega is an artist based in Carrboro, North Carolina. His work embodies a range of styles and influences, from patterns design, gestural expressionism, to figuration and abstraction.

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    ZACH STORM

    Zach Storm’s recent work imagines landscapes in an “afterfuture” in which spaces for contemplation, creation and communication have to be innovated in the ruins of the past.

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    WILLIAM PAUL THOMAS

    Thomas' portrait series, which gets its name from a medical term used to describe blueness of the skin caused by insufficiently oxygenated blood, began with a painting of the artist’s young nephew, Michael. Thomas painted half of Michael's face blue as a way of emphasizing his brown skin, to make his complexion part of the content and the conversation. The artist says that the underlying, more universal idea behind the half-blue portraits is the fact that we are all dealing with some kind of conflict, trauma or adversity that the people we engage with day-to-day might not know anything about.

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MICHAEL PERRY

Painting | 2022

 

In my practice, I explore the intersection of quantum mechanics and contemplative traditions, creating works celebrating the dance between observer and observed. Through a vibrant palette of colors that echo both the glow of scientific visualization and the luminous quality of meditative states—I seek to manifest "joy technologies."

These joy technologies emerge from my deep fascination with atomic and quantum physics, where particles exist in superposition states and probability clouds shimmer with potential. My work translates these microscopic phenomena into immersive experiences, using precisely calibrated color relationships and geometric forms that seem to pulse with their inner light.

My design philosophy draws from both scientific precision and intuitive flow. I employ iterative patterns that suggest quantum field interactions while maintaining an organic quality that speaks to the fundamental interconnectedness of all things. The resulting works exist in a space between the analytical and the mystical, inviting viewers to experience their own moment of quantum entanglement with the art.

Through this synthesis of science, spirituality, and design, I aim to create experiences that awaken a sense of wonder at the fundamental nature of reality. My work bridges the visible and invisible worlds, celebrating the profound joy that emerges when we recognize ourselves as conscious participants in the cosmic dance of particles and waves.

 

Size

60 x 48 inches 


Materials

Acrylic on canvas

 

Authenticity

Hand signed by the artist

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Medianoche Sol

MICHAEL PERRY

Painting | 2025

 

In my practice, I explore the intersection of quantum mechanics and contemplative traditions, creating works celebrating the dance between observer and observed. Through a vibrant palette of colors that echo both the glow of scientific visualization and the luminous quality of meditative states—I seek to manifest "joy technologies."

These joy technologies emerge from my deep fascination with atomic and quantum physics, where particles exist in superposition states and probability clouds shimmer with potential. My work translates these microscopic phenomena into immersive experiences, using precisely calibrated color relationships and geometric forms that seem to pulse with their inner light.

My design philosophy draws from both scientific precision and intuitive flow. I employ iterative patterns that suggest quantum field interactions while maintaining an organic quality that speaks to the fundamental interconnectedness of all things. The resulting works exist in a space between the analytical and the mystical, inviting viewers to experience their own moment of quantum entanglement with the art.

Through this synthesis of science, spirituality, and design, I aim to create experiences that awaken a sense of wonder at the fundamental nature of reality. My work bridges the visible and invisible worlds, celebrating the profound joy that emerges when we recognize ourselves as conscious participants in the cosmic dance of particles and waves.

 

Size

36 x 36 inches 


Materials

Acrylic on canvas

 

Authenticity

Hand signed by the artist

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Table for Three

Dan Estabrook

Photography | 2020

 

For the last 30 years, Dan Estabrook has been expanding the potentials of photography's traditional "alternative" processes - such as calotype negatives, gum bichromate, and albumen prints. The artist often then expands upon these methods through paradigms of drawing, painting, and sculpture. In a digital age marked by rapid technological advances, Estabrook’s practice stands as a counterpoint, celebrating the tactile and handmade nature of the photographic medium. The work in Forever & Never - the artist's first monographic work - holds fast as an anchor to the authenticity, curiosity, and soulfulness found in the romance of photography’s magic and materiality.


Size

34 x 22" - Framed size

 

Materials

Cut tintypes and copper


Authenticity

Signed by the artist

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Killing a Rabbit

Dan Estabrook

Photography | 2019

 

For the last 30 years, Dan Estabrook has been expanding the potentials of photography's traditional "alternative" processes - such as calotype negatives, gum bichromate, and albumen prints. The artist often then expands upon these methods through paradigms of drawing, painting, and sculpture. In a digital age marked by rapid technological advances, Estabrook’s practice stands as a counterpoint, celebrating the tactile and handmade nature of the photographic medium. The work in Forever & Never - the artist's first monographic work - holds fast as an anchor to the authenticity, curiosity, and soulfulness found in the romance of photography’s magic and materiality.


Size

24 x 20" - Framed size

 

Materials

Cut tintypes


Authenticity

Signed by the artist

SEE THIS WORK

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