In "Paintings," the viewer can view a collection of Interference paintings by David Simpson from over the course of four decades. Ranging from the massive 6-foot diameter Tondos to the small 6x6-inch squares, these pieces shine and shift as the viewer moves around them.
The "Tondos" are large enough to feel almost like portals into a world of pure color. The depths and roil of purple in "Violet Idyl" contrast with the elegant golden orange of "Cyprian Tondo." A piece like "Rosa Reverso" shifts dramatically from a subtle, dusty rose-mauve to a shining gold, while a piece like "Over & Under Lavender" seems to shift through every possible permutation of the color. The smaller works, move differently but still shift and shine remarkably. From the greeny undertones within the copper sheen of "Yellow Copper 6" to the moody aqua of "Ryder 6" or the frosted and shadowed orchid-magenta "Small Universe," these pieces present a continuing evolution of colors.
The viewer moves along with this mysterious inner-shifting
