A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - Soft color takes on a much more physical quality in these works. Pale pinks, blues, greens, and lavenders are built up, scraped back, brushed over, or applied in thick passages that give the surfaces an almost plaster-like quality. There is a heaviness to the paint that works against the lightness of the palette. Some surfaces are rough and visibly worked, while others are quieter and more restrained, but they share that same sense of color having been built into the surface rather than simply painted onto it. This curation brings those approaches together, where softness comes as much from material and touch as it does from color.