Resonance XIII comes from a series of paintings which investigate white or near white surfaces. The painting typifies the way in which Innes introduces undeniably organic fluidity into the geometric restrictions of the canvas. Resonance XIII has a richly spiritual calmness which enhances the viewer's experience of its material nature. Innes's work both references and deconstructs the fundamental aspects of minimal painting which prevailed in the1960s, and in so doing creates a new and fresh vocabulary which is distinct but open to continual reinvention and development.

Provenance

Callum Innes.