Alex Jackson Chromaligamentation, 2021 Woodcut Relief Print on Shiramine Paper 11 x 14 inches Edition of 15 With an eye toward the grid and the color wheel, Alex Jackson explores the impulse to break the world down into empirical measurements such as color, shape, and line, while simultaneously confronting a society that categorizes by race, gender, and sexuality. Jackson has exhibited at Jenkins Johnson Projects, the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, the Elmhurst Art Museum, among other institutions. In “Chromaligamentation,” a human-like figure, awash in shades of green, violet and blue, emerges from deep shadows and extends an audacious arm towards the viewer. Find a link to bid in our bio! #AuctionForElsewhere