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A Meeting of Unreasonable Shapes

Sale price$11,000.00

Rice paper, wax, and acrylic lend delicacy and substance to this original painting by Zoë Maks. A carved wood frame with an aged, rusted patina carries that material contrast to the work’s edge. Selected for Capsule 01, A Meeting of Unreasonable Shapes brings paper, pigment, and wood into a richly layered whole.

Artist: Zoë Maks

Unique work

2026

Rice paper, wax, acrylic on hardboard

Carved wood frame with an aged, rusted patina

35.25"W × 63.25"H

Painted in Utah.

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A Meeting of Unreasonable Shapes Sale price$11,000.00
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A word from Anne-Marie on Fine Art

I’m drawn to the places where you can feel a painting being made. A color showing through another color, a passage worked over, an edge left beautifully unresolved. There’s an intimacy in those details. Your eye follows the artist’s hand, and you get to spend a little time inside the way they see.

–Anne-Marie Barton

The making

A surface that holds your gaze

Color, plaster, and molten brass offer different ways into a landscape. A ridge appears in relief. A field of pigment opens into distance. Light finds something new as it moves across the surface.

These original works bring a little of that encounter into the everyday: something to live beside, return to, and see differently over time.

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