Beverly Acha makes paintings, drawings, and prints that capture the intangible, sensorial, and psychological experiences of color and repetition. Often working in series, Acha’s artworks build a distinct visual language and logic that respond to the environment in which she works. By referencing architecture, diagrams, and landscape, she exposes the perceptual differences within these expected systems, such as between knowing and seeing, experience and memory, or real and imagined.