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| Miranda Zimmer (Gallery Two) |
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Engaging and colorful, Zimmer's miniscule paintings are more provocative to
the reflective mind than a Rorschach test might be. Zimmer chooses brightly
colored house paint sample squares as her canvases and then folds another
color of paint inside each tiny square. The resulting random design is then
detailed with tiny dots of paint. The final product is a minute, but
captivating work of art. The small paintings are installed in large groups
and are mounted one inch from the wall. This exhibition will showcase
approximately 600 of the works arranged in several groupings. Distinct
arrangements such as recognizable shapes or a random constellation patterns,
draw the viewer further into the psychedelic microcosm Zimmer creates with
these minute, colorful squares. What begins as an interest sparked perhaps
by the colors or miniature size of the works quickly becomes a more
insightful contemplation at what each tiny composition really means.
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