Molly Mansfield: Frequented Dreams

This exhibition features the work of Molly Mansfield: 

Molly Mansfield is an oil painter based in Elgin, Texas. Her paintings centered around the tabletop, floral imagery, and pattern, explore themes of family, belonging, and memory. Her paintings have resonated with private collectors across the country and been featured in publications and brands such as, Create! magazine, Hgtv, and Anthropologie.​​ Mansfield is represented by Art and Light Gallery, in Greenville, South Carolina.

Soundscape | Sandman: Music for Frequented Dreams, is a 2-hour sound installation featuring live improvisation by sound artists Sasquatch and Seth, designed to accompany the painting collection by Molly Mansfield titled Frequented Dreams. Using the Fibonacci sequence as a structural foundation and metaphor for the cyclical and organic nature of culture, the work highlights the ways in which each generation reinterprets and builds upon the past. Each cycle introduces new layers of sound, blending traditional and contemporary instruments in a spiraling progression that reflect the ongoing transformation of heritage. The table is set for community in Mansfield’s paintings, and the music causes us to gather and feast as one.