NEW YORK, NY.- Walt Cassidy’s works are a
personal
alphabet—each piece charting a private topography of history,
experience,
emotion, and thought. “The Protective Motif” is a survey of that inner
landscape, rendered in a visual language both intimate and arcane.
Ranging from
ink drawings and wall sculptures to photographs, the work testifies,
with
remarkable emotive force, that the most demanding affective
experience
is often the private one, and that our most urgent expressive imperative
is to
render it sensibly—to make outer order from inner chaos.