Paul Pedulla’s contemporary paintings are decidedly dreamy. They are representational, yet built on memory and imagination. There’s a simplicity that draws you in and a depth that finds you frequently discovering something new. What you see is a moment, often revealing a relationship between neighboring houses, a building and the sky, a road and the landscape, the sky and the sea, figures in an environment or a window and the world it views. “I’m drawn to an uncluttered sensibility both on my canvases and in day-to-day life. What I leave out of my paintings is probably as important as what I put in.”