Adam Henry
Adam Henry
Henry’s work is often informed by the systems of visual and oral languages, evident in his use of recurring geometries, optical color play, and impossible circular references. Working with predetermined parameters—such as limiting his color palette to red, yellow, blue and violet in response to Goethe's Theory of Colors—Henry explores the physical experience of painting and the subjectivity of visual perception.
Adam Henry (b. Pueblo, CO) lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.
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Image details: Adam Henry, Medicine, 2024, Acrylic and synthetic polymers on linen, 60 x 48 inches. Photo credit: Charles Benton (above); Adam Henry, Presentation and Purpose, 2024, Acrylic and synthetic polymers on linen, 44 x 36 inches. Photo credit: Kunning Huang (previous page).
ART SPIEL May 2023 by Saul Ostrow
THE BROOKLYN RAIL April 2021 by Wililam Corwin
METAL March 2021 by Paige Peacock
TWO COATS OF PAINT by Adam Simon
SURFACE March 2021
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