Irene Zweig furthers the tradition of color field painting by creating a unique palette from her own abstract watercolors that are deconstructed into triangles and meticulously reformed onto wooden panels. The eye interprets the original message subliminally, while the construct of component triangles remains. The work also bridges American Impressionism, specifically pointillism. Contemplative harmonious balance is a constant in Zweig’s abstract paintings that loosely reflect land and water, and generally take their titles from classical music. “The evocative and harmonious compositions created with paint, color and subtle line drawing, are an intellectual exercise for both the artist to create and for the viewer to see. Thoughtful and intriguing, the paintings are highly structured and extremely beautiful, unique and fascinating works.