DWELL@ Juniper Rag w/ Jess Klay Design
- Mar 26
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Now Online @Juniper Rag
Neil Wilkins’ encaustic paintings embody the power of material transformation. Through his process of layered wax, pigment and surface texture, his work creates depth that circular shapes repeat on surfaces that hold light, shadow, memory and time in a glorious waxy suspension.
In the context of our exhibition, his paintings resonate deeply with themes of science, medicine, changing forces and nature. Encaustic is inherently physical and tactile and Wilkins’ approach amplifies that quality, building surfaces that feel grounded yet luminous, structured and very organic. We imagine his pieces in the lobbies of pharmaceutical companies, medical research labs to residential and hospitality environments.
His color palette and surface shifts create moments of interest and his works anchor a space while inviting slow looking. In residential or hospitality settings, would bring warmth and dimensionality that elevate interiors without overpowering them.
Wilkins’ work strengthens a room with depth and quiet authority, making it a powerful fit for all collectors and science-forward environments alike, especially those related to biotech or medical research. Seeing them in person is a feast for the eyes.
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