Form and Light brings together images where the immediate appeal of a landscape gives way to something quieter. Color, when present, is secondary. What leads here is structure, the way light defines an edge, traces a surface, or reveals the geometry within ice, water, stone, and architecture. These images are not about what is seen quickly, but what is discovered slowly. They invite the eye to rest, trace lines, and notice how light moves across surfaces over time. If it is the black and white work in particular that has drawn you here, those images are gathered on their own in the Black and White gallery, where color is set aside completely and form and light are left to carry the image alone.
