ARTIFICIAL PARADISE :: Jenal Dolson

2.11.17

Project Space

Tempus Projects presents Artificial Paradise, new work by Jenal Dolson in our Project Space. Jenal Dolson is the third artist in residence to spend one month in the Tempus Projects residency program, and to have an exhibition housed in the Project Space for one month following her residency. Dolson’s paintings are loosely based on a framework of landscape with notions of place, time, memory – a metonymy based in abstraction. Referencing themes of memory and sentiment of object/place, she abstracts perspective in a way that puts aerial views together with horizon lines and still makes reference to the foreground, middle, and background as well as interlacing the systems of classifying maps in a choroplethic/geologic way.