Closing Week!!
Don’t miss Off Leash by Alexander Rohrig — closing Saturday, September 13th. We are open Thursday through saturday from 10:00 - 4:00, or by appointment.
A few commissions are still available from Alex—reach out if you’d like to explore a custom work.
Rohrig’s
@ajrohrig work combines oil painting and sculpture to explore the relationships between humans, animals, and landscape. His densely composed, richly narrated paintings draw from spiritual, natural, and intellectual sources, depicting scenes of farm life with recurring subjects like horses, pigs, dogs, sheep, and workers. These scenes reflect his view of pastoral life as chaotic and honest, not idealized. The exhibition also features carved sculptural dog portraits from wood or stone, showcasing Rohrig’s tactile engagement with material. These works combine humor and restraint to reveal animal dignity and our deep connection with them.
The title, Off Leash, signifies a call to slow down, pay attention, and rethink our place in the physical world. Dogs symbolize connection, control, and presence, representing questions about what we are tethered to—routine, technology, or distraction. Together, the work in the show creates an ecosystem encouraging curiosity, play, and mindful awareness of our environment.
Photography by
@andrelishus 
