Now Open by Appointment!
"FLATTENING TIME"
DAVID CARLSON
September 14TH - December 20TH, 2020
Schedule a private tour by calling: 703.405.1642
Available hours: Thursday - Sunday, 12 - 7 pm
David Carlson's "Out of My Mind" was our very first exhibit when Fred Schnider Gallery of Art opened in May of 2018. Now David's back with his follow-up, "Flattening Time".
"My painting process is a meditation on consciousness and time. With no apparent references, I am free to experience time and thought authentically. Abstraction engages the visual language and poetic tension of gestural line, form, color, and layered surfaces along with my life experiences, conversations, dreams, and the internal question, “What if I do this?” All these parts come together as metaphors for anything and everything. This connection sets up a collision between opposing paradigms of structure and change. What we hold on to and what we let go."
- David Carlson
The relationships we build are as important as the places we create.
Fred Schnider is a real estate investment and development firm specializing in urban and suburban mixed-use and residential properties. Since 1940 we’ve been building beautiful and thriving communities in the Washington, DC area and have always been committed to creating places that attract new opportunity and limitless possibility.
We have deep roots in the Washington, DC real estate market and have been a major player in the remarkable transformation this area has undergone. We’ve spearheaded the development of thousands of mixed-use and custom properties and, most recently, millions of square feet in prime mixed-use development throughout Arlington.
About Fred Schnider
Past
Exhibitions
Out of My Mind
David Carlson
David Carlson’s Fields and Transformation series is about process and the contemplative state that is developed from the artist and the viewer. The varying methods of scraping, brushing, and sanding are applied until the painting is completed.
Panoramic Photography
-A Broader Sense of Place
By photographing, blending and stitching multiple exposures of a scene together into a seamless composition, an interesting passage of time and space is portrayed within the still image confine.
