Viewed together, the paintings form a mosaic of summer moments. Ranging from a still life of flowers plucked from the artist’s garden, to a choir joining together in a sun salutation, to twin boats and passengers gliding under a luminous moon, and finally to pointillistic explorations that are simultaneously abstract, highly concentrated and visually explicit. Their dimensional uniformity creates a sensation of sculptural objecthood, further emphasized by the artists’ inclusion of titles, written vertically on the thick, box-like sides of the canvases – titles that announce themselves, like narrative epithets. The paintings function as totems, as Meisner depicts lived experiences suspended in time, lulling the viewer into a dream, or perhaps a memory; ones that we wish to stay in forever, but we know we can never fully grasp.