The Zone 4 All Catalog from the Spring 2026 Show
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Exhibitions
Liminal space: Between two worlds
KF Gregory is an emerging multidisciplinary artist based in Eugene, OR whose oil and watercolor paintings explore liminal, otherworldly spaces. Inspired by years of travel through the American West and beyond, his landscapes feel both familiar and imagined—quiet, atmospheric places suspended between reality and dream.
Awash in the Flow
Awash in the Flow:
The Optimistic Struggle
This collection displays the use of thinned oil paint and gravity-led composition. From the spreading shapes of Icebergs Melting in Rain to the upward-moving energy of Driptych, the work reveals a world that is simultaneously eroding and emerging—a testament to the resilience of creativity, offering a vibrant, impressionistic look at the energy surrounding us.
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Steven Ferri
Anonymous
These People Do Not Exist
By combining synthetic portraiture with material obstruction, Anonymous shifts portraiture away from representation and toward process. It asks not who is depicted, but how recognition itself is constructed—and what happens when that process breaks down.
The exhibition positions the face not as a fixed image, but as a fragile agreement between viewer, system, and expectation — one that can be interrupted, delayed, and ultimately withdrawn.
Each portrait is a composite, generated from many individuals and belonging to none. Rendered in pencil, graphite, gesso, archival inks, and acrylic paint, the works begin in clarity and gradually unravel. Familiar expressions—warmth, curiosity, composure—invite recognition. Then features fragment. Eyes lose focus. Mouths falter. Facial structure breaks down. What once read as human begins to dissolve.
The series explores the fragile line between recognition and absence. The human brain seeks patterns, identity, and emotion in faces; Anonymous intentionally destabilizes that process. Small shifts—misalignments, tonal flattening, partial obstructions—are enough to disrupt perception. Viewers are drawn into a loop of recognition, questioning, and failed comprehension.
By the final works, the face no longer resolves. It collapses into pattern, surface, and trace. Recognition itself becomes the subject: the moment when the familiar is ungraspable, when the mind insists on seeing someone who was never there.
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FERRI
Ferri is a contemporary artist working across painting, drawing, photography, and film. His practice combines traditional art-making with digital technology and cinematic techniques, reflecting his belief in the power of art to spark social change. Ferri embraces a collaborative, inclusive, and multidisciplinary approach. His work emphasizes experimentation and innovation, encouraging new and untested ways of thinking and making.
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In Our Own Words
ECCO Student's Exhibition
In Our Own Words
Through drawing, painting, and mixed media, students explore personal expression in their own distinct ways. This collection celebrates authenticity, creativity, and the power of individual voice.
