Rebecca Rutstein: (In)Visible Structures

April 10 – May 31st, 2025

SCHUYLKILL CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
Philadelphia, PA

OPENING RECEPTION
Thursday, April 10, 6:00 – 8:00pm
Light Refreshments & Gallery Talk at 7pm

ARTIST PRESENTATION
Saturday, April 26 at 2pm, during Earth Day Celebrations at the Schuylkill Center
(Event canceled due to weather)

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Rebecca Rutstein creates mesmerizing compositions inspired by the phenomenal structures that mediate our complex ecosystem. (In)Visible Structures brings together paintings from Rutstein’s established series based on oceanographic research expeditions along with recent paintings that mark the beginning of new projects. These works are united by Rutstein’s synthesis of micro and macro –– exploring and expanding fractal patterns found in nature, from fungal networks to microbes to meteorites. Rutstein’s works inspire contemplation and awe while also fostering knowledge and respect for the hidden processes at work in the natural world. The wonder of her subjects comes through in vibrantly painted compositions that balance intuition and spontaneity with virtuosity of technique, creating a visceral aesthetic experience.

(In)Visible Structures is curated by Heather Moqtaderi, Interim Director of Environmental Art.
Works on view are Courtesy of the Bridgette Mayer Gallery.