A curation by Vivienne Yang, Director at VillageOneArt - Thirteen works, each turning on the quiet drama of two figures. In Two by Two, the human form is always in relation — doubled, mirrored, answered. Bodies lean toward one another, turn away, embrace, protect, or simply share the same frame, joined by an unspoken current. Some pairings hold the charged stillness of devotion; others carry the intimacy of touch. The Virgin and Child speak of shelter and care, while the nudes reveal the vulnerability and desire that live in proximity. Between them lies a spectrum of connection — the weight of a glance, the tension of a pause, the distance that defines closeness.