Not Saying So, 2021

In Jaquline Cedar’s painting “Not Saying So,” a room is deconstructed into its most elementary parts: a table, a lamp, a carpet, and a window. By abstracting familiar spaces, Cedar disorients the viewer and makes familiar spaces absurd and unreal....

In Jaquline Cedar’s painting “Not Saying So,” a room is deconstructed into its most elementary parts: a table, a lamp, a carpet, and a window. By abstracting familiar spaces, Cedar disorients the viewer and makes familiar spaces absurd and unreal. Cedar’s practice is concerned with form and shape, and how these elements of painting can create an overall sensation of motion, depth, and atmosphere. Acrylic on canvas