89/5/75/D 1989

Editor: Here we have Keith Milow's "89/5/75/D". It feels so somber, with those smoky spheres and winding ribbons against the brick. What do you make of this piece? Curator: Ah, Milow. A master of quiet intensity. To me, those spheres aren't just shapes; they are worlds colliding, perhaps even eclipsing. The ribbons, like paths taken or choices made, weave around them, binding or obscuring. What story do they whisper to you? Editor: That's interesting! I hadn’t considered the ribbon to be choices. Curator: Perhaps it's Milow's own journey reflected back at us. Every viewer brings their own lens, their own story, right? Editor: I think so too, I love looking at art this way.