Inside The Within. May 12th – June 1st, 2007.
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Inside The Within — Limited Edition Print
Presenting a new collaborative print by Chris Pew and Paul Urich!
Limited edition of 25 prints, signed and numbered. Approximately 13" x 15", digitally printed on Hahnemuhle paper with archival inks. $50.
- Chris Pewvisit artist's site | read artist bio
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The Fluctuations of Gravitational Blends
acrylic on canvas
32" x 30"
2007
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The Third Prime of the Galaxy Power Spectrum
acrylic on canvas
38" x 30"
2007
$1500 -
Detection of the Unfeasible
acrylic on canvas
28" x 22"
2007
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Axis in Array
acrylic and pen on paper
16" x 14"
2007
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Irrelevant Numerical Value
acrylic and pen on paper
16" x 14"
2007
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Abundance of Proportional Vastness
acrylic and pen on paper
16" x 14"
2007
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The Scope of Spatial Extent
acrylic and pen on paper
16" x 14"
2007
$600
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How to do the Maths
acrylic on canvas
12" x 14"
2007
$350
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A Moment of Infinite Enviroments
acrylic on canvas
12" x 10"
2007
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Subspace Existence
acrylic on canvas
38" x 30"
2007
- Paul Urichvisit artist's site | read artist bio
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Recardo became everything
scotch tape on paper
2007
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Ones own self
mixed media
2007
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The body breaks the Energy continues
mixed media
2006
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The body and the spirit
mixed media
2007
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Untitled 1
mixed media
2007
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A Portrait of Her
mixed media
2006
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Martha Jameson
gouche
2007
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Vernon Jameson
gouche
2007
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Untitled 2
gouche
2007
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There was too much for one person to do
ink, gouche, graphite
2007
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Folks
2007
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People
2007
About The Show
Bay Area artists, Chris Pew and Paul Urich, showcase latest work inspired by ongoing experiments into personal and outer spaces.
The topologies of mind and space begin with a model and continue with data sets to construct a theory or ideology. As interpretations of the vastness of “space” and the infinitely complex nature of the brain evolve through science, so does the imagery of interpretations of these ideas. Beginning May 12, 2007 at Receiver Gallery, Bay Area artists, Chris Pew and Paul Urich, will display their latest work which will expand the mind and elaborate on the dimensions of the multi-connected constructions of these ever-evolving theories.
Pew explores the complex dimensional vastness and the unknown in his latest imagery. While the theories involved in General Relativity don’t allow one to specify topologies of space, Pew’s imagery expands into the abstractness through the use of fine linework and complex painted shapes. Subtle uses of reflective painted surfaces incorporate ideas of dimensions unseen by the human eye.
Consciousness of the mind and imaging the power of the brain portray similar paths of exploration where Urich leads you toward an intricate mapping of a multi-connected paradigm. His gouache- on-paper pieces, and his use of line, color and form, demonstrate a personal connection to what one may view in between the space real versus unreal.
Artist Biographies
Chris Pew
Merging the dynamic, and often polar world of science and art, Oakland, Ca. artist, Chris Pew, explores ideas of an abstract cosmos and different trajectories for the unobservable universe. Chris’ work revolves around scientific theories and his art is an interpretation of those theories. His work portrays hypothetical conditions of these theories. Scientists often purely speculate on a theory that only takes place if a certain condition exists, or the theory is impossible to provide in the foreseeable future.
Paul Urich
Born in South Carolina, 1974. Lives and works in San Francisco.