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Curator: This is an untitled work on paper by Paul Feeley. Editor: Those vibrant blue shapes against the stark white really pop; they feel almost playful in their simplicity. Curator: Feeley's process often involved repeating motifs, and this piece reflects his interest in simplified forms and the impact of repetition. His works were frequently shown in galleries emphasizing minimalist design. Editor: There's an interesting tension here. The hand-drawn quality—the slight imperfections of the blue ink—contrast with the potential for perfect repetition, like a printed pattern. Curator: Indeed. Feeley was deeply engaged in exploring visual systems and their impact on viewers. This piece, with its almost meditative quality, highlights that. Editor: Knowing Feeley's interest in materials really makes you consider the deliberate choice of this bright blue and the texture of the paper. It’s deceptively simple.