Lot 8

Scott Everingham’s paintings challenge traditional ideas of landscape and figure-ground relationships, exploring how narrative can be embodied through abstract painting. His works suggest subconscious environments where tangible structures dissolve into the impossible and ephemeral, articulated through an intuitive visual language of quiet tension and discovery. Everingham’s work examines the consideration of space, with forms that allude to a detachment of place and time. These environments are deliberately painted to feel ungrounded, insecure, and transient while also suggesting solitude and silence.