
I have several ideas for future art exhibitions, and to keep me motivated as well as to generate interest, I am posting them here. If you manage a venue that would be a good fit for one of these projects, please feel free to contact me.

In the exhibition, Grid Life, I team up with Arlene Navo and Root Bradford to present works that explore the ambiguous meanings behind the concept of the grid. As a metaphor for architecture, technology, and even artistic creativity, the grid can appear both as constricting and living, isolating and evolving. Each of our unique approaches to the grid, which range from photography to drawing and painting, unite to form a multidimensional framework of shared experience and cooperative vision.
MEMOIR: It's In The Telling, 2024. Photo courtesy of Root Bradford.
The Straight & Narrow, 2021. Photo courtesy of Arlene Navo.

In the online virtual exhibition, Parallel Paradigms, Ivanevid and Luc Sokolowski juxtapose their artistic visions which have both validating parallels as well as complementary differences. Their abstract paintings express a shared interest in pictorial illusions of light, shadow, and transparency as well as suggest mirror investigations into harmony and chaos. At the same time, the shapes in Ivanevid’s art reflect a street graffiti perspective, while Luc’s compositions indicate a formalist sensibility. Parallel Paradigms presents the tentative results of their concurrent and occasionally overlapping artistic projects to gather insights that may inform the future directions of their studio practices.
Photo courtesy of Ivanevid.

In the solo exhibition, Mystery Systems, Luc Sokolowski presents geometric and generative paintings that explore the intersection between mythology and mathematics. The hard-edge works in the show were created using an online random generator to arrive at unpredictable and surprising compositions. Therefore Luc’s art combines uncertainty and intention so that synchronicity and meaning can emerge.