Palm Beach Artworks on Display: Explore the Current Space

South African artist Neill Wright is known for creating hyper-vivid, imagined landscapes and portal-like compositions that balance abstraction and representation. Drawing on a deep curiosity about the natural world and the complexities of contemporary life, Wright synthesizes observation, memory, and intuition into compositions that feel at once familiar and geographically impossible. 

In his recent series Where the Light Gets In, first shown with Carousel Fine Art, Wright created works that feel like visual portals or immersive thresholds: circular, arched, and framed forms that act as windows into richly saturated worlds. These landscapes, lush with color and suggestive of tropical light and atmosphere, collide abstract energy with representational cues, inviting the viewer into a place that is both serene and electrified.

The new works now landing in Palm Beach deepen Wright’s use of intense color, layered imagery, and the sense of entering another realm or dimension, amplifying the interplay between outer landscape and inner experience. More than representation, these are landscapes of sensation, layered with new cut-out elements; giving these newest works a unique sense of dimensionality. 

On view in Palm Beach is a rare Light | Glyph by internationally recognized artist Casper Brindle, made available through our exclusive access to a prominent Miami-based private collection.

Brindle, a Los Angeles–based artist associated with the Light & Space movement, is celebrated for his luminous, meditative works that merge painting, sculpture, and perception. The Light | Glyphs series features glowing vertical forms—modern “glyphs”—that radiate through mist-like fields of color, symbolizing timeless communication and offering viewers an immersive, contemplative experience. Collected worldwide and included in prestigious institutions, Brindle’s work is highly sought after.