Continuum, an installation of paintings that are rooted in geometrical forms and the process of accretion by Grace DeGennaro. Connected by pattern and mathematical proportions, each work presents a matrix of color beads set against shifting color fields. Carefully executed, countless rows of stipples suggest strands of sacred beads that provide aid in prayer as fingers move along to count each invocation. Informed by the Slow Art movement, the Continuum series looks to the act of art making, as well as its inherent rituals and meditative qualities. 

This particular exhibition features photography, painting and printmaking. All the artists draw from the rich well of daily life lending their own particular lens of interest or beauty to whatever framing device or mood they are seeking at the time. While at first glance it may appear there is not a theme or similarity between the artist’s work, a happenstance rhythm presents itself as relationships of color and form moments frozen in time, beginning a conversation on the walls waiting for the listener/viewer to catch on.