Daniel Crews-Chubb's 'Belt of Venus' Opens at Patricia Low Contemporary
Patricia Low Contemporary in Gstaad presents 'The Belt of Venus,' an exhibition of six new monumental paintings by British artist Daniel Crews-Chubb. The show's title references the atmospheric phenomenon visible at twilight, an ethereal pinkish band between Earth's shadow and the sky. This afterglow inspires the artist's palette, blending celestial and fleshy tones. Crews-Chubb extends his exploration of the human form into abstraction, testing perception through pareidolia—the brain's tendency to impose recognizable patterns. The exhibition runs through [dates not specified in source].
Key facts
- Exhibition title: The Belt of Venus
- Six new monumental paintings by Daniel Crews-Chubb
- Venue: Patricia Low Contemporary
- Location: Gstaad
- Title refers to atmospheric phenomenon visible before sunrise or after sunset
- Color palette inspired by the pinkish afterglow
- Works explore pareidolia and perception
- Continues artist's interrogation of the human form
Entities
Artists
- Daniel Crews-Chubb
Institutions
- Patricia Low Contemporary
Locations
- Gstaad
- Switzerland