Founded in 2019 Asher Grey Gallery is a contemporary art initiative based in Joshua Tree and Venice Beach, California.
Founded in 2019 Asher Grey Gallery is a contemporary art initiative based in Joshua Tree and Venice Beach, California.
Recent Shows
ECHOESAug 1–31, 2026
Frederick FulmerIn Echoes, Frederick Fulmer explores the way memories, places, and experiences reverberate through time. Layers of color, texture, and gesture emerge and recede across the canvas, suggesting fragments of landscapes, architecture, and personal histories that resist fixed interpretation. The paintings occupy a space between abstraction and recollection, where visual forms appear as traces of something once known yet continually transformed.
Fulmer's compositions are built through accumulation and erasure, creating surfaces that reveal evidence of earlier decisions beneath the final image. These lingering marks function as visual echoes—residual impressions that connect past and present. The works invite viewers to engage in a process of discovery, allowing their own memories and associations to surface within the paintings' shifting fields of color and form.
Rather than offering definitive narratives, Echoes presents painting as an act of remembrance and reinvention. The exhibition reflects on how experiences persist, fade, and reappear, shaping our understanding of place, identity, and time.
2022
Oil on canvas
17 × 21 × 2 in
2022
Oil on canvas
54 × 49 1/2 × 2 in
2024
Oil on canvas
40 × 30 in
2026
Oil on canvas
48 × 30 × 2 in
2022
Oil on canvas
47 1/2 × 30 in
2024
Oil on paper
30 × 22 in
2022
Oil on canvas
17 × 21 × 2 in
2024
Oil on paper
30 × 22 in
About the Artist
Frederick Fulmer
I am primarily an abstract painter, using pure pigments, oil, acrylic along with collage elements from prints & photographs. I gravitate towards bold use of color, intricate patterns, and dynamic compositions that draw the viewer in and invite them to explore the depths of my imagination. I feel that art has the power to capture the beauty of our world and express ideas and emotions in a way that words cannot.
My recent series of paintings explores how climate change is affecting the Morongo Desert and its inhabitants. By exploring this topic through art, I hope to create a powerful visual representation of how color and mood reflects the morning light, evening sunset or that massive windstorms in the desert. My imagery is informed by the diverse geographical landscape and addresses community amid calamity, showing the beauty as well as the pitfalls of light pollution, increased population density, and temperature changes on the environment and our emotions.
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