Our Time 

Jeff Jamison created "Our Time", a painting of undefined medium, which invites us to consider structure and composition. At first glance, we see blocks of color defining a bar scene, yet the soft pinks and blurred edges resist a clear narrative. This indistinctness prompts us to look beyond the surface. The composition is built on a strong horizontal line—the bar itself—which divides the canvas and creates a sense of groundedness. However, this stability is challenged by the loose brushwork, which destabilizes fixed meanings. The figures are rendered as shapes; their identities are less important than their presence within the space. This approach mirrors structuralist ideas, reducing elements to their basic forms to reveal underlying structures. Ultimately, "Our Time" functions as a cultural commentary on leisure and social interaction. The painting captures a fleeting moment, encouraging us to reflect on how we assign value and meaning to such experiences.