A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - ‘Fields of Pattern’ brings together painters who approach landscape from above—or just far enough away for structure to take over. Roads, plots, rivers, and cultivated land flatten into grids, seams, and repeating marks. What begins as geography shifts into surface. Across these works, fields are not depicted for narrative or place, but for rhythm. Brushstrokes accumulate like parcels of land; color blocks sit beside one another with measured tension. Even when perspective tilts or breaks, the sense of pattern holds. This curation focuses on how observation becomes abstraction. From a distance, the landscape organizes itself. The land reads less as territory and more as composition.