Heresiarch II By Edward Povey and Donna Tolar Schultz (2013–2016) Limoni each adorned with a symmetrical

each adorned with a symmetrical carving of birds flanking a central cluster of grapes

featuring a flared

geometric design

the piece holds a prestigious place in art history as the very object Marcel Duchamp famously declared a Readymade in 1914

created by juxtaposing the matte

Heresiarch II By Edward Povey and Donna Tolar Schultz (2013–2016) Limoni each adorned with a symmetrical48" x 60 1 4" Heresiarch II is a monumental collaborative work that represents the intersection of two distinct artistic souls: the British psychological realist Edward Povey and the American abstractionist Donna Tolar Schultz. Created over a three year period at their shared Sub Rosa studio, the piece is a definitive exploration of Liminal Figuration, a concept the duo pioneered to explore how the human mind excavates meaning and form from chaos. The