Tony Fey's Paper Pixels

A commanding vertical composition, Tony Fey's Paper Pixels layers paper, canvas, and acrylic into a work of quiet architectural tension — its nearly five-foot height lending it the presence of a structural element as much as a work of art. The three-dimensional depth of three inches draws the eye into the surface, where materiality and light become part of the visual grammar. From the John Richard collection, this piece carries the considered scale and tactile intelligence that distinguishes art chosen not merely to fill a wall, but to define one.