Light in Dark Places

For abstract painter Cary Griffiths, “works of art should appear to be mute, neutral, and enigmatic, so that the viewer can infuse them with his or her own experience.” His new works – “Light in Dark Places” – offer that opportunity. As the ridges and furrows of his mostly black canvases catch the light, colors are reflected. So Griffiths invites viewers to sit a while and watch, feel, meditate, and, if they wish, share their experiences.