Between Yesterday and Tomorrow

Kutz’s latest solo exhibition invites us into the elusive space where time stretches thin, and past and future dissolve into a quiet, weightless now. Through layered textures, restrained tonalities, and an intimate dialogue between light and shadow, each work becomes a meditation on the fragility of transition. These pieces do not rush toward resolution but instead linger—suspended, breathing, vibrating with the quiet hum of anticipation and memory.

Here, stillness carries weight, and absence feels as present as form. Kutz offers not answers, but thresholds—portals into a realm where time folds softly into itself, and every brushstroke holds the echo of a moment caught between retreat and arrival. In Between Yesterday and Tomorrow, we are not merely observers but participants, asked to pause, to dwell, and to listen to the spaces in between.