Golden Age 1966

Jeremy Moon made this painting, Golden Age, with simple materials, but it opens up a whole world of process. That expansive golden color just washes over you. Looking closely, you can see the texture of the canvas coming through, almost like a memory embedded in the paint. It's not about hiding the process here, but about revealing it. You can see the way the paint was applied, not thick and gloppy, but thin enough to let the surface breathe. It's this kind of quietness that gives it its power. This piece reminds me a bit of Agnes Martin’s work, in the way it uses simple forms and colors to create a really meditative experience. It’s like Moon is inviting us to slow down, to look, and to feel. What is the Golden Age to you? This piece is all about possibilities and how we bring our own meanings to a work of art.