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Exhibition Opening Reception, featuring artist talk by Eric Mack

Impossible Architectures: The Work of Eric Mack features the work of Atlanta based artist Eric Mack. While Mack explores and exposes various subject matters, his goal is to recognize how shape, form, and pattern are primary in our daily outlook. Mack describes his works as visual sheet music: “Blocks and angles of color brushed and smudged across random perimeters of various medium. Broken and solid line work split and gel together the variety of hue and shape. Found within the core of the work are the cultural references, signs of technological advances, schematical diagrams, component dials and switches are all included for their fundamental form. Most of them are basic circles, squares, and triangles. When these ideas are put together it creates a piece of music that is seen instead of heard. The rhythm of life is inhaled and exhaled with each day that is given to us.”

Impossible Architectures: The Work of Eric Mack is on display at the Stone Center’s Robert and Sallie Brown Gallery and Museum from November 3 through January 6, 2017.