A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - Across these works, squares and rectangles appear as a shared structure, but each artist uses them differently. Some sit prominently within the composition, while others are layered, overlapped, partially obscured, or set against much looser areas of paint and mark-making. I was drawn to the contrast between these defined geometric forms and everything happening around them. A block of color can interrupt a more fluid surface, contain it, or create a composition within the larger composition. In other works, the geometry becomes more dominant, with color and texture held almost entirely within its edges. This curation brings these different approaches together through a simple visual connection: the square and rectangle as forms that can organize a surface without necessarily controlling it.