est. 2026 · a division of the journal
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.
Richard Pearson: Other Worlds

Drifting Forms

Richard Pearson
artist Richard Pearson
date 2026
medium Oil on canvas
dimensions 42 × 30 cm
credit line Richard Pearson, © 2026 Richard Pearson, EPRIS display licence
exhibitions Richard Pearson: Other Worlds
hall 01 Richard Pearson: Other Worlds
rights EPRIS display licence

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