Bryan Rogers: Dressers at Monya Rowe Gallery presents new paintings rooted in daily rituals and personal reflection. Male figures—drawn from imagination, memory, and self-portrait—inhabit intimate interiors that blur with natural landscapes. Influenced by Art Deco and Folk Art, the works use pattern, light, and shadow to explore identity, desire, and isolation. Tightly framed compositions and confined poses evoke psychological tension and a quiet search for self within routine.
