Asymmetrical explores the warp and weft of their relationship through their different aesthetic styles, though both artists use the metaphors of abstraction in their creative work. 

In every ongoing years-long conversation, whether in words–written or spoken–or through visuals, there are times when stream of consciousness prevails. Ideas pour forth seamlessly, effortlessly–tumbling, roaring, pulsing with energy between the participants, punctuated by times of quiet introspection, providing calm reflection and drawing on private inner resources before the conversation renews. Such parleys are evident in Asymmetrical, as the couple reveals their distinctive but interwoven practices, both turbulent and tranquil, through their respective mark-making. Visual abstraction can be challenging or meditative, inviting viewers to unpack color, form, line, shape, and texture, as well as positive and negative space.

Asymmetrical is on display in Hodges, and is accessible to the public during regular hours of operation. Admission is free.