“Converging Realities”

Novado Gallery is pleased to present this innovative new exhibition that unites the visions of three unique artists, each interpreting the environment through different artistic lenses. This dynamic exhibition is an exploration of how photography, abstract painting, and constructive surrealism converge to understanding our familiar environment. Through collaboration, these artists transform their individual perspectives into a triptych that invites viewers to explore new dimensions within the ordinary and extraordinary elements of life.

Steve Pearlman presents his photography that captures the city’s architectural textures and fleeting moments, providing the viewer his vision of both recognizable and hidden realities.

Anne Novado interprets her urban vision through abstract forms, reflecting the energy, texture and rhythm of expressive colors and shapes. This abstraction reveals a different layer of understanding, emphasizing the emotional essence beneath the structures.

Eleazar Sanchez brings these perspectives together through constructivist artworks that incorporate both photographic and abstract elements into sculptural pieces. These works, created in collaboration with Steve Pearlman and Anne Novado, build a bridge between distinct genres, offering viewers a surreal perspective where reality and imagination intersect.

The result is “Converging Realities” an exhibition that invites us to re-examine how we see life, blending structural familiarity with conceptual depth. This collaborative journey across disciplines shows that reality is not a singular experience but a complex layered construction. 

The exhibition invites you to step into a space where different perspectives fuse into one, illustrating how diverse “elements” work in harmony to shape our collective perception.

Click here for the catalog of works in Converging Realities