Laura Guenther cultivates a radical practice of deceleration. Her works unfold over the course of months – point by point, layer by layer – in a near-meditative rhythm of meticulous repetition. Her signature pointillist technique, reimagined through a contemporary lens, merges intuition with precision to create surfaces that vibrate with quiet intensity. Working almost exclusively in monochrome palettes, she achieves spatial depth without distraction – subtle, tonal worlds that demand stillness, presence, and attention. What emerges are visual topographies: abstract networks suspended between micro-detail and macro-form, between cartography and cosmos. Her compositions feel alive, as if they are breathing – growing, branching, thickening, dissolving. Guenther’s perspective is not to explain, but to excavate. Her works are not answers – they are exquisitely posed questions to the unseen.