Maya Kabat
process
“My paintings reference the urban landscape, and explore relationships between architectural elements, qualities of light, geometric abstraction, and tensions of structure, improvisation, color, and form. . . . I am interested in the push and pull of forms in space, with no direct reference points, where depth of field, scale, and perspective all come into question. I practice to create a space for myself to play and to explore relationships of contradiction and inconsistency. I paint to make sense of a world that feels solid, unchanging, and safe, while simultaneously knowing that nothing is.”