GEORGE HILDREW

Hildrew’s narrative paintings depict psychological situations that deconstruct observation, personal experience and dream.

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The visionary and metaphysical works, whether figurative or abstract, access the transcendental.

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The figure paintings are either geometric forms in space, icon-like in their ideated glance and gesture, or they are depleted volumes, weightless and disembodied, placed against minimalist stripes or planes of flat color.

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The conceptual abstractions engage practices of: process painting, text painting, stencil painting, smearing, Rorschach blots, and grids of meandering lines.

George Hildrew has studios in Brooklyn, New York and Haddon Heights, New Jersey.

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His work is represented by Phyllis Stigliano Gallery, Brooklyn, New York.