STACK 27.10 Jill Moser Not only do these images

Not only do these images themselves appear to be stretched

It’s this process of trial and error— the flawed execution of a perfect concept—that can make a few lines and rectangles so compelling

Each layer possesses unique physical and material properties: some are opaque

The intersecting multi-layered forms create richly worked surfaces that refer neither to narrative nor image but develop out of the discourse and physicality of the painting process

STACK 27.10 Jill Moser Not only do these imagesThis series of works, titled Stacks, started in 2005. They stand in the continuum of Tilmans exploration of the painted object or painting. These works vary in dimensions. Finding inspiration in every day objects, most of these works have an actual realistic background. In this case, research of the idea of stacking leads to architectural forms. These works are a combination of painted MDF board and in some cases of Plexiglass or foam mats.