Structural Echoes highlights the resonances between built form and expressive gesture, offering a visual dialogue between Van Alstine’s powerful sculptural compositions and Miller’s richly layered abstract paintings. This unique pairing reveals how both artists use structure—not only as a physical framework but as a conceptual lens to explore balance, tension, and visual rhythm.

John Van Alstine, widely celebrated for his monumental stone and steel sculptures, brings to this exhibition not only his signature three-dimensional works but also a compelling selection of pastel drawings. These works on paper offer a more intimate glimpse into the artist’s process, combining dynamic linework with gestural color to echo the physicality and poise of his sculpture in a more immediate format.

Geoff Miller’s paintings offer a complementary counterpoint—dense with texture and subtle shifts of color, his work blurs the line between natural atmosphere and architectural form. Drawing from memory and observation, Miller’s compositions evoke structural motifs while maintaining a meditative, emotive quality.

Together, Van Alstine and Miller create a space of visual harmony and contrast—one where solid form meets expressive abstraction, and where the physical and the poetic coexist.