The joy of Arlon Rosenoff's art stems from the overt celebration of color and texture in quotidian objects of beauty: the bow of a ship, the curve of a cheek, the interplay of landscape and sky. In this celebration, we find an exploration of surface and reflection: the blending of frontiers between hull and sea, sail and sky suggest a transcendental homogeneity; the mesmeric distortion of images --across water, in a truck's rain-slicked hood, in the silver surface of your common antemeridian toaster -- lead the viewer to consider the inherent, often ignored richness of our days and ways. Arlon's chromatic indulgence is a paean and homage to Life as we are privileged to find it. - Caryn M.