It is over there between the land and the sky 2010

Marjan Eggermont made this piece, "It is over there between the land and the sky," using what looks like smooth fields of acrylic or maybe oil. I love the way the color almost hums. The way Eggermont builds up these flat squares of color, and the title, it's all about horizon lines, but somehow internalized. It's less about seeing the horizon than feeling it, a kind of dreamy memory of landscape. Look at how the copper line appears, almost like an afterthought. It cuts through the dreamy green, making the whole thing snap into focus. It reminds me of Agnes Martin, but warmer, maybe more playful? Art is all about these conversations across time, you know, a constant back-and-forth, like a visual game of telephone. And the best part? There's no single right answer, just endless ways to see and feel.