The work in STRANGE SENSATION explores the idea of an opening, a space in-between, that both distances and draws close. Time appears to be altered and distilled in this new terrain. The artists’ processes involve acts of everyday observations from their environment and the natural world. Sometimes the result is mystical and otherworldly. Sometimes the translation reaches a simplification of line, form and color. Much of the work, recognizable as landscapes, or as Chase Wilson’s work is described as “an interrupted type of figuration”, emphasizes the “magic” of the normal world as it presents itself to us.