I Put a Spell, a solo exhibition at A.I.R. Gallery, begins with the figure of the witch and opens into larger questions: who is named witch, priest, prophet, or heretic—and why? The paintings consider how ritual, magic, and ancestral wisdom live in the body, and how painting itself becomes a site of inquiry, vulnerability, and transformation. The exhibition was reviewed in Artspiel.

Installation view, A.I.R. Gallery, Brooklyn (Photo credit Matthew Sherman)

**Four Sweepers of the Apocalypse**, 72”x96”, oil on canvas, 2025

**The Broom (After Fragonard)**, 54" × 62", oil on canvas, 2024

**Rage of Europa (After Titian)**, 84” × 62”, oil on canvas, 2024

**Four Entered the Orchard**, 60” × 72”, oil on canvas, 2026

**Scapegoat**, 30”x 40”, oil on panel, 2026

**Circle Maker**, 30”x 40”, oil on panel, 2026

**Repair**, 30”x 40”, oil on panel, 2026

**Secret Cords**, 8” x 10”, oil on panel, 2026

**Binding #3**, 9” x 12”, acrylic on paper, 2026 (unframed)

**Binding #4**, 9” x 12”, acrylic on paper, 2026 (unframed)

**The Mentor**, 18” x 24”, oil on panel, 2026

**Let Go, Let Come (After Goya)**, 72” × 84”, oil on canvas, 2025

**Let Go, Let Come (After Goya)**, (detail)

**The Open Place**, 60” x 72”, oil on canvas, 2026

**Four Entered the Orchard (V1)**, 16” x 20”, gouache on paper, 2026 (unframed)

Installation views, A.I.R. Gallery, Brooklyn (Photo credit Matthew Sherman)

All Photos Barry Rosenthal and SLAG&RX Gallery