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The artist Suzan Frecon paints for the activity of painting, and not to make pictures for people to look at. Frecon has made a new series of oil paintings putting color and special relationships at the forefront, following her practice of creating art meant to be experienced, opposed to observed. The works on view include enveloping creations like a mixture of matte and glossy juxtaposing hues called stone cathedral and the olive and blue siena maria.
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