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Richard Pearson

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Quiet Dialogue by Richard Pearson, 2026. Two green forms, one rounded and one pear-shaped, face each other above a small pink shape on a grey-green ground. Quiet Dialogue2026 · Richard Pearson: Other Worlds Protected by Richard Pearson, 2026. A large green egg-shaped form is wrapped by looping orange shapes, with smaller lime ovals and a turquoise sky above a dark horizon. Protected2026 · Richard Pearson: Other Worlds Orbiting the Sun by Richard Pearson, 2026. A glowing orange-gold sphere sits in a sweeping vortex of green and teal, with a smaller green orb at the upper right. Orbiting the Sun2026 · Richard Pearson: Other Worlds Cloud Dancers by Richard Pearson, 2026. Thick, pale pink and grey impasto shapes twist like dancers around a large dark green sphere on a yellow-green ground. Cloud Dancers2026 · Richard Pearson: Other Worlds Drifting Forms by Richard Pearson, 2026. Two green ovals of different sizes drift over a scraped golden ground, above a dark horizon with a small box-like shape. Drifting Forms2026 · Richard Pearson: Other Worlds The Crab by Richard Pearson, 2026. An orange-pink, crab-like creature with branching limbs hangs from a thread beneath two lime orbs, framing a dark teal oval. The Crab2026 · Richard Pearson: Other Worlds The Favourite by Richard Pearson, 2026. Three dark green ovals float above a branching orange form that grows like coral against an olive ground. The Favourite2026 · Richard Pearson: Other Worlds Emerald City by Richard Pearson, 2026. Pale round forms on tall stems stand before a green rectangle like a doorway, in layered greens and turquoise. Emerald City2026 · Richard Pearson: Other Worlds

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