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Allison Esley creates luminous resin works that float between painting and sculpture. She builds each piece through a process of layered pours, embedding alcohol inks into resin to capture moments of diffusion, bloom, and drift. The work evolves slowly, with time between layers allowing color and light to interact across suspended planes. Her compositions often evoke natural phenomena—heat maps, cloud forms, or geological strata—while maintaining a precise, modern finish. Balancing intuition and control, Esley explores the intersection of material, light, and spatial energy.
Esley, Allison
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Deborah Fine is known for her minimalist style, featured in collections from New York City to Los Angeles. Her distinctive aesthetic is often showcased in a unique grid format, effortlessly transcending spatial boundaries. She launched her career at Condé Nast honing her appreciation for high aesthetic standards at such magazines as Vogue, Glamour and Vanity Fair. Fine's work seamlessly weaves bold, distinctive brushstrokes reminiscent of Cy Twombly and Agnes Martin. Her unique exploration of line, shape and color beautifully intersects with fashion, design and fine art, creating a captivating blend of sophistication and contemporary thought.
Fine, Deborah
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Sue Freda received her B.F.A. in sculpture from the Rhode Island School of Design and her M.F.A. in sculpture at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Her work has been the subject of solo and group exhibitions at museums including the de Young Museum in San Francisco, California; and the High Museum in Atlanta, Georgia. It can also be found in numerous collections including Stuart Weitzman, Neiman Marcus and Cirque du Soleil.
Freda, Sue