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FORK IN THE ROAD features recent paintings depicting flooded towns, distorted campgrounds, logged forests, and laboriously painted blurry images of trees. Unnatural colors, subtle patterns, and unexplained voids give the scenes a surreal sensibility. Human-made objects such as tents, telephone wires, decrepit vehicles, fences, or ropes make subtle appearances and act as metaphors for interpersonal relationships and psychological states. Our contentious attempt to control nature is suggested by these objects, but with little to no portrayal of figures, one is left to wonder what has happened …