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Ian Jehle: Dynamical Systems Presented by the Alper Initiative for Washington Art

November 10 - December 16, 2018
Curated by Laura Roulet

Installation view of multimedia exhibition with portraiture and bungee cords

Installation view of Ian Jehle: Dynamical Systems.

Installation of multimedia exhibition with portraiture and tape

Installation view of The Transit of a Hilbert Space onto a Hilbert Space is Itself a Hilbert Space, 2018. Courtesy of the Artist.

Installation view of multimedia exhibition with tape, portraiture, and bungee cords

All installation photography by Greg Staley.

Ian Jehle, a DC-based artist and American University faculty member, has long been known for his sensitive, large scale portraits of members of the Washington art community. This exhibition will use those graphic portraits as the introduction to a new body of abstract drawings, based on mathematical algorithms. These complex, linear systems will be installed as site-specific wall drawings throughout the Alper gallery, and extending into the lobby area. Dynamical Systems will combine Jehle’s unusual combination of skill sets as a visual artist, teacher and mechanical engineer.

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