“This body of work furthers Row’s long-standing interest in exploring the tensions framed by particular juxtapositions: body and mind; artist and viewer; fragments and wholes; meaning and ambiguity; stability and instability; structure and chance; objects and images. In these new silkscreens, rich, deep hues and crisp whites are contained within dynamic, irregular shapes and are contrasted by thin lines of bright color. The UV ink with which the silkscreens are printed allows the artist to build up color in a way that creates ample texture and gives the appearance that the surface has been torn or scraped, allowing color to come through from beneath. The energy and motion of the shapes are countered by an underlying geometric logic that is a constant in Row's work.” – Two Palms
