Mary Pratt's Patterned Parade

The eye moves across this work in waves, drawn from one chromatic passage to the next by a compositional rhythm that feels both spontaneous and entirely resolved. Mary Pratt's Patterned Parade, realized under the John Richard banner, commands a wall with the quiet authority of a piece that understands its own scale — neither retreating into decoration nor asserting itself at the expense of the room. It is the kind of work that rewards a considered placement, settling into a well-appointed interior as though it had always belonged there.