The Good, the True and the Beautiful", by Lucy Dodd at Sprüth Magers

Pigments extracted from avocado pits, onion skins, green tea, cochineal, and the North Sea make up Lucy Dodd's pictorial vocabulary, who presents "The Good, the True and the Beautiful" at Sprüth Magers. The American artist based in Woodstock, New York, constructs a pictorial universe that radically reinterprets lyrical abstraction and action painting, creating biomorphic topographies of random and intentional marks that evoke cosmic and spiritual landscapes. True to a process deeply linked to nature and her own personal environment—as seen in works incorporating floral essences, algae, and minerals—Dodd often includes elements of ritual and theatricality in her exhibitions.