JUPITER

Patrick Walsh’s intimate ink on panel paintings emerge through accumulations of small square gestures that merge meticulous repetition with improvisational image making. Without a proper studio for the first time in many years, Walsh began working at his family’s dinner table after moving back across the country to help care for his parents. Using wood panels and his father’s office pens, the works developed slowly through sustained acts of drawing that function simultaneously as image, meditation, and record of passing time. Recalling the doodles his mother taught him to make as a child, the paintings oscillate between abstraction and atmosphere, visual noise and moments of monastic stillness. Though labor intensive, the surfaces retain an immediacy that feels both raw and contemplative. Together, Rocklen and Walsh construct a dialogue between surface and depth, structure and improvisation, memory and material transformation. Though working through radically different visual languages, both artists approach repetition as a way of slowing perception and reorienting attention toward the emotional and psychological residue embedded within ordinary objects, gestures, and accumulated marks. Image: Patrick Walsh ‘The People,’ 2026 Ball point pen on panel 12 by 9 in. 30.5 by 22.9 cm. _ #patrickwalsh #thepeople #ink #ballpointpen #independentartfair

Last day see Ry Rocklen and Patrick Walsh’s new work at Independent. Booth 507 _ #ryrocklen #independent #independentartfair

Jupiter is pleased to present a focused presentation of new work by Ry Rocklen, in dialogue with paintings by Patrick Walsh, both based in Los Angeles, at Independent New York 2026. While formally distinct, both artists engage processes of accumulation, repetition, and transformation to examine memory, perception, and contemporary material life. Through ceramics, sculpture, and densely worked ink paintings, the presentation brings together two practices that oscillate between humor and psychic intensity, objecthood and illusion, immediacy and duration. Ry Rocklen and Patrick Walsh Independent New York 2026 Booth 507 May 14 – 17, 2026 Pier 36 | 299 South Street, New York, NY 10002

Four years of Jupiter. Grateful to the artists, collectors, collaborators, and friends who believed in the program from the beginning. The work continues.

Last few days to see George Clinton and Gerasimos Floratos’s ‘Mystic Taxi’ @yolikegeorge @slangwich48 __ #jupiter #georgeclinton #gerasimosfloratos

Gerasimos Floratos ‘Untitled,’ 2025 Acrylic on paper 17 by 14 in. 43.2 by 35.6 cm. Gerasimos Floratos (b. 1986) is a first-generation Greek-American and native New Yorker who grew up quite literally at the center of the city in Times Square where he continues to keep a studio. The vibrant dynamism of this milieu is evident in Floratos’s paintings and sculptures, where he draws from the constant yet ever-changing nature of his surroundings to create pictorial abstractions populated by what the artist calls “characters.” Through these amorphous figures—formed from tropes of the city’s denizens—Floratos examines the psycho-spatial architecture of a globalized world from a highly localized perspective. Floratos’s paintings are known for their vivid palette and assertive brushstrokes layered on top of collaged elements and richly textured canvases. On view in miami through February 28, 2026 __ #jupiter #gerasimosfloratos

Gerasimos Floratos @slangwich48 Untitled, 2025 Acrylic and marker on paper 14 by 11 in. 35.6 by 27.9 cm. __ #gerasimosfloratos #jupiter #2026

We are pleased to share that Mystic Taxi, our exhibition with George Clinton and Gerasimos Floratos, has been extended through February 28, 2026. Rooted in a “grimy sublime” where the everyday collides with the cosmic, the show brings together painting and sculpture in a charged dialogue between vibration and form. Clinton and Floratos move fluidly between figuration and abstraction, coaxing something immaterial from pigment and material, transforming common objects and gestures into sites of energy, refuge, and reinvention. The works don’t offer answers so much as invite you into the ride, asking viewers to feel their way through funk, memory, and sensation, and to discover meaning in motion rather than conclusion. Jupiter 1217 71st Street Miami Beach, FL 33141 Tuesday- Saturday: 11:00 am - 6:00 pm _ #jupitercontemporary #georgeclinton #gerasimos #mystictaxi #funkadelic

‘A moment to reflect” by Gerasimos Oil, acrylic, wood, aluminum, clay, wire, glue 19.25 by 14 by 10 in. 48.9 by 25.4 by 35.6 cm. _ #gerasimosfloratos #jupitercontemporary #moment #reflect #georgeclinton

George a Clinton and Gerasimos Floratos’s work are on display in Miami. Stop by for a chance to see these in person. George Clinton @yolikegeorge ‘Buggin’ for U!,’2012 ball point pen on paper 13 1/2 by 16 in. 34.3 by 40.6 cm.

Gerasimos Floratos @slangwich48 ‘Psycho-mystic,’ 2025 Oil, acrylic, wood, aluminum, clay, wire, glue 18.75 by 8.25 by 8.5 in. 47.6 by 21.6 by 21 cm. __ #jupitercontemporary #gerasimosfloratos #georgeclinton #mystictaxi

George Clinton @yolikegeorge ‘Sketchypoo,’ 2005 Mixed media on paper 14 by 17 in. 35.6 by 43.2 cm.