Kate Meissner’s first institutional solo show, Replica, at the Abroms-Engel Institute for the Visual Arts features a series of new and recent paintings. Her art is characterized by vibrant yet eerie canvases, showcasing surreal figures in a mix of environments reminiscent of nightlife, performance, and examination. Drawing influences from surrealism and traditional painting techniques, her work uncovers private, fantastical moments that highlight the voyeuristic nature of observation, offering viewers a glimpse into worlds they weren't meant to witness.
Kate Meissner’s debut solo exhibition, Replica, presents her captivating and eerie paintings that weave together alluring and unsettling narratives in fantastical settings.
Meissner draws inspiration from surrealist filmmakers and art history to create a unique visual critique, highlighting hidden moments in vibrant, immersive scenes.
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