Laura Berger Presents New Monumental Paintings Exploring Interdependence at Florida Gallery
Chicago-based artist Laura Berger has created a new series of large-scale paintings that continue her exploration of human connection and spiritual themes. The works feature her characteristic minimal nude figures interacting intimately with natural elements like waves, flowers, and clouds. These monumental paintings measure up to six feet wide and depict bodies merging with landscapes in various states of translucence. The exhibition will be displayed at Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery in West Palm Beach from April 17 to May 23, 2026. Berger's work examines how memory becomes obscured over time and how transformation arises from diverse experiences. Specific paintings in the series include 'The Sky,' 'Spring Tide,' 'We Are Sleeping In The Garden,' and 'Women Living Peacefully Under The Mountain,' all created in 2026 using oil on canvas. The artist maintains an active presence on Instagram where additional examples of her work can be viewed.
Key facts
- Laura Berger is a Chicago-based artist
- New series of large-scale paintings up to six feet wide
- Exhibition runs from April 17 to May 23, 2026
- Show at Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery in West Palm Beach
- Works explore themes of interdependence and spiritual connection
- Paintings feature minimal nude figures merging with natural elements
- Specific works include 'The Sky,' 'Spring Tide,' and 'We Are Sleeping In The Garden'
- All paintings created in 2026 using oil on canvas
Entities
Artists
- Laura Berger
Institutions
- Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery
Locations
- Chicago
- West Palm Beach