From the Collection Recent acquisitions, exhibitions, loans, and noteworthy developments from the Grey Matter Space collection.

Chromatic Drift, 2023

Sabine Korrin

Cast glass panels, stainless steel cables

Variable installation; each panel approx. 48 × 6 × 0.5 in (122 × 15.2 × 1.3 cm); overall installation length approx. 38 ft (11.6 m)

$14,000

Cloudform No. 7, 2017

Elara Veyra

Cast resin with iridescent pearlescent finish

60 x 78 x 72 in

$65,000

Holding the Void, 2009

Marina Holt

Carved basalt

18 x 29 x 10 in

$36,000

Entangled Orbits, 2022

Marina Holt

Carved basalt

22 x 37 x 16 in

$44,000

Pillars of the New Sun, 2024

Sabine Korrin

Cast and laminated glass with gradient pigment, stainless steel bases

Height: 7 ft (each column) Width: 8 in (each column) Depth: 8 in (each column) Overall installation footprint: approx. 28 ft × 40 ft

$185,000

Undulation No. 1, 2025

Sofia Renkov

Steam-bent birch plywood

64 x 192 x 168 in

$45,000

Suspension Study No. 3, 2019

Jonas Merrill

High-gloss fiberglass and resin

40 x 55 x 24 in

$18,000

Three Measures of Darkness, 2018

Kaelen Dufresne

Vantablack-coated aluminum, polished glass base

Each disc: 4 in, 6 in, and 8 in diameter respectively Overall arrangement footprint: approx. 26 in (width) x 8 in (depth) x 8 in (height)

$38,000

Resting Form, 2020

Elena Vosper

Hand-carved sandstone on raw bluestone base

Height: 3 ft Width: 6 ft Depth: 3 ft

$85,000

Artists on view

Kaelen Dufresne • Marina Holt • Sabine Korrin • Jonas Merrill • Sofia Renkov • Elara Veyra • Elena Vosper

Guided by a mission to support contemporary artists and foster meaningful connections between art, ideas, and audiences, Grey Matter Space is committed to collecting and sharing work that sparks dialogue, encourages curiosity, and reflects the diverse perspectives shaping contemporary culture.

Within this room, you'll find updates on newly acquired works, artworks currently on view, pieces traveling to exhibitions, and selected highlights that offer insight into the collection's ongoing development. We invite you to follow the collection's journey and explore the artists, stories, and conversations that continue to shape its direction.