Silas Borsos responds to life through a painting process that is impressionistic, serial, and studied. Most often at a small scale, the artist makes oil on linen paintings with a restrained, humble palette and deft brushwork. Throughout his practice, Borsos unravels the wellspring of poetic inspiration ingrained in everyday moments through an intiuitive sensibility for his subject matter. Whether rendering domestic portraits of his partner, still mornings on the subway, or compositions of fruit, Borsos quiets and slows the passage of time with subtle shifts in temperature and plane: an abstraction of marks coalescing into an image of the precious, impermanent things at hand.