The Triton Museum in Santa Clara is celebrating its 60th anniversary with an exhibition featuring noted artists Marc D'Estout and Laurus Myth. D'Estout showcases a 20-year survey of his minimalist sculptures, melding found objects and original creations, illustrating his evolution from experimental furniture to contemporary art. Laurus Myth's debut show introduces vibrant paintings and interactive sculptural environments, drawing on themes of cosmic and alchemical influences. The gala will soon follow, but the current exhibitions highlight the thriving creativity in the local art community.
D'Estout's sculptures fuse the conceptual with the wasteful, resembling a blend of improvisational free jazz and big band swing charts.
His works represent a pivot in his career, transitioning from experimental furniture to influential minimalist sculptures.
Laurus Myth's debut show at the Triton features vibrant paintings and interactive environments, emphasizing cosmic themes and alchemical characteristics.
The Triton Museum's 60th anniversary showcases diverse talents, celebrating local artists deeply embedded in the California art scene.
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