The artistic practices of Lainard Bush and Kenny Pieper are both rooted in precision, pattern, and process. Bush’s paintings resonate with the tradition of sacred geometry, while Pieper, a master of classical Italian glassmaking, showcases his virtuosity in reticello; a centuries-old cane working technique known for its intricate, lattice-like patterns. Though working in different mediums, both artists achieve works that are not
only technically exacting but also visually dynamic.