A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - Across bronze, ceramic, and paper, the artists in ‘Held in Color’ use color as an essential part of sculptural form rather than a decorative finish. Pigment, patina, and material work together to define volume, emphasize movement, and shape the physical presence of each object. Though distinct in approach, these works share a sensitivity to balance, rhythm, and construction. Curves unfold, surfaces catch light, and color guides the eye through each form, revealing how material and movement can become inseparable. Together, the sculptures demonstrate that color is not applied to form—it is fundamental to how the work is experienced.