Michigan born, Brooklyn based painter, Jeff Kraus’s work combines photographic transfer with digital mark-making to explore the shifting nature of memory, perception, and place. Pigment transfers on paper, silk, and canvas embed fragments of landscapes and architecture into textured, layered surfaces that blur the line between recognition and abstraction. The process carries a sense of immediacy and decay, suggesting the instability of recollection. Through this interplay of digital and physical gesture, Kraus constructs spaces that linger between presence and disappearance.


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Tappan Collective
Los Angeles