Returning

In her latest exhibition, "Returning," Margaret Ritsch presents a mature and compelling body of work that synthesizes her diverse influences into a singular vision. Drawing from the expressive palettes of Wolf Kahn and the layered abstraction of Gerhard Richter, Ritsch's paintings transcend simple representation. Her figurative works, based on personal history, use a rich, abstract language to evoke universal themes of memory and innocence. Meanwhile, her landscapes and florals eschew descriptive accuracy in favor of conveying the raw essence of the natural world. This collection demonstrates Ritsch's technical command of oil and acrylic while offering a deep, contemplative look into the spaces we call home.