This grouping of small works by ANNE RUSSINOF, TONY SAUNDERS, and ELISE WHITTEMORE-HILL is a collaboration by three artists who traverse the boundaries of abstraction and figuration. Memory, loss, overlapping patterns and natural forms serve as inspiration in varying ways. Saunders uses interlocking shapes and lines to describe a state of playful awareness; Russinof works in layers and patterns to create a space in which a moment in time is held; and Whittemore-Hill’s structural studies of seeds and pods approach nature’s formal beauty in a direct and personal way. The conversation between the works of these three artists resonates with shared themes and a mutual appreciation of nature's processes.

The gallery is set up so that each of the artists are represented on individual walls of the gallery. However one wall contains works by all three, showing the rich areas of correspondence in theme and materials. To see the wall, click here.