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North Window Gallery · Exhibition catalog

Borrowed
Light

Six imagined works about reflection, shade, and the colors that appear at the edge of a room.

November 12-28, 2026Curated by Mira ValeCatalog edition 01

Works in the exhibition

6 works · 3 artists
01

Late Window

Ilya Rowan

Oil and wax on linen · 80 × 110 cm · 2026

A low band of color holds the last light after the room itself has gone dark.

02

Second Room

Mara Finch

Pigment print · 60 × 80 cm · Edition of 5 · 2026

Overlapping planes turn a single interior into three possible spaces.

03

Three Measures of Shade

Sena Moss

Charcoal and chalk on paper · 56 × 76 cm · 2025

Three arcs record the same shadow before, during, and after noon.

04

Red Thread, Green Wall

Ilya Rowan

Dyed cotton and thread · 120 × 160 cm · 2026

A stitched route interrupts the measured grid beneath it.

05

Afterimage

Mara Finch

Archival pigment print · 70 × 90 cm · 2026

Two soft circles meet where the eye expects a hard border.

06

Inventory of Openings

Sena Moss

Cut paper · 65 × 95 cm · 2026

Repeated vertical cuts shift from window, to doorway, to narrow line.

Exhibition order

Front desk to rear wall
  1. 01-02

    Arrival wall. Begin with Late Window, then turn right to Second Room.

  2. 03

    Center partition. View Three Measures of Shade from both sides of the room.

  3. 04-05

    Long wall. The textile grid and paired circles share the widest sight line.

  4. 06

    Exit wall. Inventory of Openings closes the sequence beside the catalog notes.

Artists

Fictional biographies

Ilya Rowan

Works with layered cloth and wax to study how colors change across thresholds.

Mara Finch

Builds spare photographic compositions from paper sets and reflected light.

Sena Moss

Uses drawing and cut paper to map repeated architectural shapes.

Catalog note

Titles, artists, materials, dimensions, years, and display order stay together on one page so visitors can identify a work without searching a sales list.

Edition

Prepared for the fictional North Window Gallery. All names, works, dates, and descriptions on this page are invented for demonstration.