CCYD STUDIO
“Dandelion PIP“, acrylics on wood panel, with marker paintings on Plexiglass, electrical backing, 12” x12”, 2024 -20026
Project
Picture-In-Picture Series, 2026
The PIP series brings together two independent bodies of work: Carlos Carrillo’s painted wood panels from Holding Patterns and Yevgenia Davidoff’s plexiglass fragments originally made for the 2020 Technorganic Dandelion Sculptures. The works explore the overlap between two visual languages, revealing a shared sensitivity to color, rhythm, structure, and atmosphere. Each piece holds two speeds of time at once: an expansive, ambient field and a smaller, immediate moment of magnified observation. The visible screws do not disappear into the composition; they insist on the act of attachment. They become evidence of a human effort to connect different scales of perception—to fasten the intimate to the immense, the close-up to the atmospheric, the momentary to the vast.
The works are less about collaboration as shared production than about collaboration as visual recognition: the discovery that two separate practices can hold the shape of each other’s missing parts.