Featuring Deborah F. Blum, Natasha Rindt, and Leora Tofler 7811 Gallery is pleased to present Between the Lines, a group exhibition featuring new and recent works by Deborah F. Blum, Natasha Rindt, and Leora Tofler. Though each artist works in a distinct visual language—from delicate mark-making to bold symbolism and expressive abstraction—they converge through a shared commitment to intuitive, process-driven creation. Deborah F. Blum’s tactile surfaces, often composed of printmaking, textile, or collage, explore the quiet power of fragility and repetition. Her work invites viewers to slow down and attend to the subtle shifts in texture, weight, and gesture, evoking a sense of inner stillness and contemplation. Natasha Rindt engages symbolic and surrealist vocabularies, drawing upon strong visual contrasts to navigate themes of identity, transformation, and the subconscious. Her compositions unfold like visual riddles—charged with tension, balance, and mystery. Leora Tofler brings a narrative sensitivity to gestural abstraction, using layered forms and expressive brushwork to construct emotive visual fields. Her work resonates with psychological depth, suggesting memory, movement, and unresolved storylines embedded in the surface. “While each artist uses distinct mediums—from Blum’s tactile surfaces to Rindt’s symbolic forms and Tofler’s gestural abstraction—they share an intuitive, process-driven approach that foregrounds emotional resonance over realism,“ says 7811 Gallery. Together, the works in Between the Lines offer viewers an immersive journey into the unseen—spaces where feeling precedes form, and meaning is shaped in the act of making. These are not artworks that shout, but ones that speak deeply and deliberately, inviting reflection and intimacy.