Reginald Madison's 'Hot House 2' captures the vibrant essence of improvisational jazz through its dynamic forms and bold color palette, reflecting both abstraction and figuration.
Madison’s work invites a deep reflection on artistic influences, where the intertwining of colors and shapes resonates with the improvisational spirit of jazz, drawing parallels between musical and visual expressions.
In his solo debut at 83, Madison displays a compelling mix of old and new works, highlighting his evolution as an artist and his engagement with different mediums and techniques.
The exhibition at Rachel Uffner Gallery showcases Madison's ability to blend expressionism with abstract forms, creating a unique dialogue between materials and artistic intentions.
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