julia jin-wolfson
Realist paintings shaped by attention, memory, and the burden of form.
A man gazes off with his hand raised to his face. Beside him, a woman stands with her eyes closed. She wears a black scarf and a gold cross.
“What can be higher than being in love and being loved?”
A woman sits on the phone in a 1980s living room. Her posture is relaxed, but her expression is flat. To her left, a television faces into the room at an angle. To her right, a couch is stacked with newspapers. A small teddy bear sits upright near the wall.
Four children sit around a Connect Four game. Their faces are serious. The board stands between them, tokens scattered on the table. No one is speaking or moving. They wear private school uniforms.
A large group stands closely together in a bright room. They face forward, arranged in rows. One person holds a framed image at the center.
