Visiting the Pigeon House

Introducing Andrew Zarou, an artist who works with collage, combining all manner of “found” paper -- such as lottery tickets, magazine cutouts and cigarette foil – with a meticulous layering process of paint and drawing.

There is something of the aerial view…of maps, of labyrinths… and an infectious delight in patterning and layering. I like the variety in his quality of line and the colors and shapes he chooses to juxtapose in the areas of flat color.

Wide Cobra Braid Idol

Spindle

Take a look at the interactions between the drawn, the painted and the collaged layers… each material answering, emphasizing or jostling the other.

Towards a Quieter City

Shifted the Statues for Harboring Ghosts

Lead on to the Flood

Zarou’s work has been shown at PS1 and in the Pierogi Flat Files traveling exhibition.

Migrations

Untitled

See the work in person at the Hogar Collection Gallery’s current show, Ebb and Flow, up through Monday, March 13 at 111 Grand Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211 (L to Bedford, walk up to Grand and hook a right toward the river). Gallery hours: Thursday - Monday 12:00 - 7:00pm and by appointment.

Prices range from $800-$1300 -- Inquiries about the artwork, please write or call the Hogar Collection Gallery directly at info@hogarcollection.com (p:718.288.5022).