Troposphere

Pushing the boundaries of painterly abstraction, Lorene Anderson explores the interplay of light, color, and movement, while mirroring the troposphere, the ever-shifting layers of the atmosphere that are found closest to the Earth’s surface. Yet, her fascination extends beyond visual allure. Metaphorically, speaking, she finds parallels between the swirling chaos of weather patterns and the intricate dance of atoms or sound waves. Frequencies, both in light and sound, also serve as inspiration, as do the layers of digital information that permeate our modern world. Just as the troposphere holds a multitude of unseen forces, Anderson’s layered compositions explore the hidden layers beneath the surface of perception, from WiFi signals to the subtle currents of the human body.

click on an image to enlarge. Photos by Francis Baker