A two person show, representing brightly colored abstract art by Maura Segal & Sunny Taylor.

“Tiny, New England towns, hillsides dotted with barns on the verge of collapse, farmhouses with 10 generations of add ons and repairs, and people who mirror their dwellings in the humblest, and most awkward ways. I recently moved with my family to a magical, broken down town at the edge of the continent where the relocation and globalization of industry and agriculture have left a people hanging onto the remnants of once buzzing farms and factories. This body of work is inspired by these textures, patterns and lopsided compositions I find throughout these hills and woods. And it is a joyful reflection of my sense of wonder, curiosity, and deep love I have for this place, these people, and their culture of thriftiness, brutal honesty, and generosity.” — Sunny Taylor

“My inspiration is drawn from modern architecture and minimalism. In my work, I juxtapose layers of paper with acrylic paint and a layer of thinly hand-cut paper strips insinuating the volume of three-dimensional sculptures. I enjoy the contrast between negative and positive spaces, the counterpoint between lines and shapes and the coexistence and of two and three dimensional planes.” — Maura Segal