Winston Wächter is pleased to announce the opening of our first solo exhibition with New York based artist Seton Smith. A full-color exhibition catalogue, which includes a foreword by Elizabeth Brown of the Henry Art Gallery, will be available to accompany the show.

Smith’s show will call upon three separate bodies of her large-scale photographs: Istanbul Riding portrays images of staircases on either side of Hagia Sofia, as well as images of architectural details taken from inside the Topkapi Palace; Guest House details a house on stilts Seton’s father, the estimable architect and sculptor Tony Smith, built in the ‘50s on Long Island Sound; and Snow Trees, which is at once abstract and vividly familiar, a diptych-series shot directly from Smith’s apartment/studio window in New York.

Says Smith: "I’ve always been working on different aspects of the same subject, which is how architecture and environment affect people psychologically. My interest is to invite people to be more conscious of their architectural environment by decoding its symbols."













For more information call the gallery at [206] 652-5855.