Eric Green has a new exhibition at Ameringer McEnery Yohe through May 21. Green’s two series, Time Diptych and Mirrored Room, use graphite grisaille layered with colored pencil and varnish to depict the almost imperceptible passage of time in various rooms in his home in Maine. “It is the amalgamation or comparison of the two images that creates the specific emotion, not each individual panel,” he wrote. “Gauging and balancing this convergence is everything.”
Eric Green, Time Diptych—Tern, 2014, grisaille, varnish, and colored pencil on board, 16″ x 25″.
Time Diptych: Bridge, 2014, grisaille, varnish, and colored pencil on board, 16″ x 25″.
Time Diptych: Arrows, 2015, grisaille, varnish, and colored pencil on board, 16″ x 25″.
Time Diptych—Berkshire, 2014, grisaille, varnish, and colored pencil on board, 16″ x 25″.
Mirrored Room Four, 2016, graphite grisaille, colored pencil, and UV varnish on board, 18″ x 16″.
Mirrored Room One, 2015, graphite grisaille, colored pencil, and UV varnish on board, 18″ x 16″.
Mirrored Room Three, 2016, graphite grisaille, colored pencil and UV varnish on board, 18″ x 16″
Mirrored Room Two, 2015, graphite grisaille, colored pencil and UV varnish on board, 18″ x 16″.
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