Chart presents a three-person exhibition featuring Justin Adian, Russell Maltz, and Vincent Szarek, bringing together new works by three artists whose practices investigate the relationship between painting, sculpture, and objecthood. Opening on July 16, the exhibition highlights distinct yet complementary approaches to abstraction, material experimentation, and spatial perception. Through carefully constructed forms and refined surfaces, the artists challenge conventional distinctions between two- and three-dimensional practices, inviting viewers to experience abstraction as a physical and perceptual encounter.

Although each artist employs a unique visual language, the exhibition reveals a shared commitment to process and material inquiry. Justin Adian transforms industrial materials into sculptural paintings that blur the boundaries between support and image, while Russell Maltz continues his longstanding exploration of reductive form through works that respond to architecture, space, and the physical properties of everyday materials. Vincent Szarek contributes highly polished sculptural works whose smooth, reflective surfaces investigate precision, movement, and the tension between industrial fabrication and handcrafted production.

Together, the works propose abstraction as an evolving field in which material, surface, and perception remain in constant dialogue. By bringing these three artists into conversation, Chart creates an exhibition that foregrounds the sensory and spatial dimensions of contemporary art while demonstrating the enduring relevance of formal experimentation. The presentation encourages viewers to engage closely with objects whose subtle shifts in scale, texture, and reflection reveal abstraction as an active experience rather than a purely visual language.