Love Letters is an exhibition of new paintings by Hilary Pecis that distill everyday sites of connection into vivid, hyper-saturated color. Still lifes, lived-in interiors, and Californian landscapes depict people, places, and activities of personal significance—a friend's studio, a yacht club sign, domestic spaces. Originating from photographs transformed through memory and intuition, the works suggest human presence through objects and environments rather than figures directly. The exhibition showcases Pecis's omnivorous approach to composition, her layering of natural and synthetic elements, and her use of vivid color and pattern to capture the intimate, interconnected moments that sustain daily life.
