.jpg?width=1920&height=1920&fit=bounds&quality=80&format=jpg&auto=webp#)
![Gay Catholic United Flight Attendant Axed After ‘Sex Is Unchangeable’ Remark—Raises Enough Money To Sue [Roundup]](https://viewfromthewing.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/DALL·E-2025-02-03-08.46.00-A-high-contrast-digital-montage-combining-aviation-Catholic-symbolism-and-legal-imagery___-Central-figure_-A-stern-looking-male-flight-attendant-in.webp?#)
Adam Himebauch Trades Stunts for Stillness in ‘Serenity Now’
Jupiter Miami is set to unveil Serenity Now, a solo exhibition by New York-based artist Adam Himebauch, running from February 16 through March 20. For Serenity Now, Himebauch strips things down, presenting a series of monochromatic landscapes inspired by pre-urban Miami and a recent trip to Jamaica. It’s a stark departure from his usual theatrics, offering a quiet, meditative shift in his practice.Monochromatic landscapes aren’t entirely new territory for Himebauch. In 2020, the self-taught artist explored hyper-saturated, intricately rendered forest scenes as a way to challenge his own technical abilities. Those works later became integral to Back to the Future, a conceptual project that blended media and nostalgia, using a predominantly black-and-white Instagram feed punctuated by bursts of vibrant color.With Serenity Now, Himebauch trades spectacle for stillness, embracing a refined, contemplative approach that underscores his evolution beyond performance and into the raw essence of painting.Jupiter Miami1217 71st StreetMiami Beach, FL 33141Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
Jupiter Miami is set to unveil Serenity Now, a solo exhibition by New York-based artist Adam Himebauch, running from February 16 through March 20.
For Serenity Now, Himebauch strips things down, presenting a series of monochromatic landscapes inspired by pre-urban Miami and a recent trip to Jamaica. It’s a stark departure from his usual theatrics, offering a quiet, meditative shift in his practice.
Monochromatic landscapes aren’t entirely new territory for Himebauch. In 2020, the self-taught artist explored hyper-saturated, intricately rendered forest scenes as a way to challenge his own technical abilities. Those works later became integral to Back to the Future, a conceptual project that blended media and nostalgia, using a predominantly black-and-white Instagram feed punctuated by bursts of vibrant color.
With Serenity Now, Himebauch trades spectacle for stillness, embracing a refined, contemplative approach that underscores his evolution beyond performance and into the raw essence of painting.
Jupiter Miami
1217 71st Street
Miami Beach, FL 33141
Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
