Isaac Pelepko exhibits grotesque paintings and drawings satirizing romantic love and desire. The artist uses careful classical rendering to induce quease and revulsion from visual stimulation. His modern courtship series is a perverse narrative of man, woman, and horse. This new series features Euclidean spaces overpopulated with anatomically exaggerated figures performing absurd dramas.

This exhibition is made possible by Salon 94, David Hammons, and Capital One.