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Curatorial text by Jonathan Feldman
Walter Erra Hubert’s paintings are abstract but refer to concrete themes that confront us with
today’s realities: the formation of peaks and valleys, the nature of color and the use of paint, or
the material consequences of experiences and experiments. Mountains of white, green, or blue
mirrored with empty spaces and spiked with flashes of contrasting colors melt with an acute
study of composition and space, to remind us of the fragility of objective truth, of the role artists
can play in interpreting our past and present, and moving us forward to the future.
The …