Studio Wall Trio Late Summer '25
This trio of works originates in Noah Travis Phillips’ “Studio Walls” and was developed through a dynamic and reflective compositional process, between Midsummer and Early Autumn of 2025. Three freestanding, movable walls function as provisional architectures for image-based “constellations,” a term the artist uses to describe compositions in which discrete elements maintain both relationality and autonomy. The imagery engages the emotional and utopian dimensions of geometry, alongside metaphysical and geological references. It also invokes social anxieties rooted in reagan-era culture and aesthetics, counterbalanced by more surreal, speculative, and occasionally even whimsical imagery and symbols. They collage the quotidian and the mythic, the subjective and the universal, the personal and the political.