Terrill Warrenburg is delighted to present a selection of works at the J House in Greenwich spanning over a decade of her artistic practice. The exhibition brings together paintings, collages, and works on paper, alongside pieces made specifically for the exhibition, including a brand new Snow series of paintings inspired by the recent 2026 winter storm.
Through layering, texture, and material exploration, the works translate accumulation, light, and quiet movement into atmospheric surfaces that invite close looking and reflection.
Tod’s Point, 2026
Acrylic, iridescent pigment, and spray paint on canvas
48 x 24 inches
$ 2,800
Snow Series, 2026:
Created during the winter storm in January 2026, Terrill Warrenburg’s Snow series emerged as Connecticut experienced a wave of Arctic air and was held under the weight of a heavy snow and ice. Across four abstract works on black canvas, sinuous lines drift through large expanses of white and blue paint, mingling and settling as if pulled by gravity. Pigment flows, pools, and descends, echoing the quiet inevitability of snow as it accumulates—soft yet immense. Flecks of iridescence surface intermittently, catching light like ice in shadow, allowing the paintings to shift and breathe as the viewer moves. The series holds a moment of weather suspended in time, where motion slows and falling becomes a form of stillness.
Additional Works:
Weathered, 2025
Acrylic, gold ink, iridescent pigment, and spray paint on canvas
10 x 8 inches
$ 300
Into the Infinite, 2020
Acrylic, iridescent pigment, and spray paint on canvas
48 x 36 inches
Price upon request
Collages and Works on Paper:
Sink Painting, 2018
Watercolor and chalk pastel on paper
14 x 17 inches framed
$ 200 framed
