In her fifth solo exhibition with the gallery, the painter showcases 28 new landscapes that embrace the realities of death, climate disasters, and ruralness. French’s interpretation of these earthly moments is deliberately “anti-pastoral,” and captures solemn moments: gravesites, forests aflame, animal tracks in otherwise untrod snow, and wildlife making its home among humanity’s refuse. Her wide-ranging use of color and flat perspective imbues even the unsettling scenes with a sense of innocence and calm.