Impermanent Horizon

A collection of new works by Jim Verburg
September 6 - October 22 2016
Galerie Nicolas Robert

please note, these works are very difficult to photograph, they are best to be seen in person

Untitled (from the series An Accurate Silence) Oil based paint on frosted Mylar suspended in front of painted matte board, 2016 63 x 42 inches each

Installation View, Impermanent Horizon, Galerie Nicolas Robert

Untitled (from the series Metaphysical Obstacles and The Acceptance of the Inevitable)   Oil based paint on frosted Mylar, 2016 27 x 22 inches

Untitled (from the series Metaphysical Obstacles and The Acceptance of the Inevitable) Oil based paint on frosted Mylar, 2016 27 x 22 inches

Untitled (from the series An Accurate Silence) Oil based paint on frosted Mylar suspended in front of painted matte board, 2016 63 x 42 inches each

Untitled (from the series An Accurate Silence) Oil based paint on frosted Mylar suspended in front of painted matte board, 2016 63 x 42 inches

Installation View, Impermanent Horizon, Galerie Nicolas Robert

Installation View, Impermanent Horizon, Galerie Nicolas Robert

Untitled (from the series Metaphysical Obstacles and The Acceptance of the Inevitable) Oil based paint on frosted Mylar, 2016 27 x 22 inches

Untitled (Graphite #1 and #2, from the series An Accurate Silence) Powered graphite on cotton paper 2016, 42 x 28 inches each

Untitled (from the series Metaphysical Obstacles and The Acceptance of the Inevitable) Oil based paint on frosted Mylar, 2016

Untitled (from the series An Accurate Silence) Oil based paint on frosted Mylar suspended in front of painted matte board, 2016 63 x 42 inches

Installation View, Impermanent Horizon, Galerie Nicolas Robert

Untitled (from the series Metaphysical Obstacles and The Acceptance of the Inevitable) Oil based paint on frosted Mylar, 2016 46 x 33 inches

Review in Le Devoir, September 17, 2016:  Nicolas Mavrikakis, Painting in the guise of photography: Jim Verburg’s monochrome works evoke old photographic processes,