exhibition view, Paul Kuhn Gallery
exhibition view, Paul Kuhn Gallery
exhibition view, Paul Kuhn Gallery
The Gathering, elements #13, #7, #5, #3, #23
The Gathering, element #6, Shimmering Spectres, Microbial Madness
exhibition view, Paul Kuhn Gallery
exhibition view, Paul Kuhn Gallery
exhibition view, Paul Kuhn Gallery
The Gathering, elements 12, 15, 16, 20, 21
The shirt off his back, #6, #7, #17, #19
exhibition view, Paul Kuhn Gallery
exhibition view, Paul Kuhn Gallery
exhibition view, Paul Kuhn Gallery
Celestial Solace, Fabulous Fibonacci
Excerpt from press release:
This exhibition marks a poignant chapter in Deyo’s practice, bringing together three distinct and diverse bodies of work. Each series was born from the trans-formative experience of navigating personal grief following the loss of a dear friend and her father. In this exhibition, Deyo bridges the gap between mechanical abstraction and the vulnerable terrain of human emotion. Known for her mesmerizing use of analogue pattern-making tools like the Spirograph, this exhibition reveals how repetition can serve as both a sanctuary for isolation and a site for profound reflection.
The exhibition is structured across three distinct series: THE GATHERING (2010 – 2026), SPIRITED BY LOSS, and THE SHIRT OFF HIS BACK
Excerpt from press release:
This exhibition marks a poignant chapter in Deyo’s practice, bringing together three distinct and diverse bodies of work. Each series was born from the trans-formative experience of navigating personal grief following the loss of a dear friend and her father. In this exhibition, Deyo bridges the gap between mechanical abstraction and the vulnerable terrain of human emotion. Known for her mesmerizing use of analogue pattern-making tools like the Spirograph, this exhibition reveals how repetition can serve as both a sanctuary for isolation and a site for profound reflection.
The exhibition is structured across three distinct series: THE GATHERING (2010 – 2026), SPIRITED BY LOSS, and THE SHIRT OFF HIS BACK
© Robbin Deyo 2026
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