Ministry of Nomads is delighted to present Lensing a Storm. A collection of striking new works from New York painter Maria Kreyn.
Kreyn's storms take direct root in her painting of The Tempest (commissioned by Andrew Lloyd Webber as part of Kreyn's 8-painting Shakespeare Cycle, now on permanent display in the lobby of the historic Theater Royal Drury Lane). Her background in highly refined figurative painting provides the sense of drawing and representational rendering that permeates and enhances the abstract marks of her recent work. Her education in mathematics and philosophy, and other interests in neuroscience and mythology, lead Kreyn to atypical connections between disparate fields.
Kreyn distills these references into a personal vocabulary of forms and geometries that result in hybrid landscapes situated at the intersection of formalism, abstract expressionism, and Romantic painting.
Moving fluidly between the abstraction of mathematics and the sensual ecosystems of the natural world, flat planes of prismatic geometry paradoxically intersect deep, atmospheric space.
'To me they represent the interscetion of the calculating mind trying to make sense of the world with these chaotic, dynamic stystems that we see in nature.' - Maria Kreyn
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