Channeling the specters and emotions that permeate landscape, Waterston’s new paintings create an unsteady and tenuous world. He paints dream-states and twilight, the moments at which daylight and darkness touch. “Eventide suggests the liminal in-between states both in dreams and twilight. Gossamer shapes and shadows emerge; playful chimera, phantoms and ghost-like forms occupy watery landscapes and celestial realms,” Waterston writes. “The paintings often juxtapose fastidiously painted representation up against loose, viscous gestures, stains, and abrasions.”
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