On view in downtown Los Angeles at Corey Helford Gallery in Chloe Early's new body of work, Futures. Early’s paintings unfurl like fragments of an unwritten film—half-lit figures caught in a hush of nostalgia, their surfaces alive with a delicate interplay of glaze and abrasion. The effect is at once theatrical and intimate, a lyricism that makes memory visible without resolving it.
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