ENCLOSURES

FALLON BARTOS, CHARLES HEPPNER, & JOHN SAGER

Davis Gallery & Framing is pleased to announce Enclosures – featuring the works of Fallon Bartos, Charles Heppner, and John Sager – on display October 24th through November 21st, 2026. These three artists define enclosures, thinking both inside and outside of the box, in brilliantly unique ways. 

Artists Fallon Bartos, Charles Heppner, and John Sager unite around a shared reverence for hidden forms, nature, and discarded history. Bartos, the Apothecarian, dismantles accidental patterns to construct new structures that invite viewers to uncover everyday magic. Heppner, the Romantic Theorist, builds intimate visual layers and Sanctum Boxes to explore spiritual interconnectedness and foster environmental stewardship. Sager, the archivist, draws on decades of museum design experience to convert salvaged materials and historical remnants into structured order. Together, their evocative box constructions and tactile assemblies invite quiet contemplation of the patterns, structures, and stories that enclose our world.

Come see how Bartos, Heppner, and Sager transform raw, collected, and reimagined materials into shadowbox structures that prompt reflection on memory, nature, spirituality, and the passage of time. The gallery invites the public to the opening reception of Enclosures on Saturday, October 24th, from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

 

Opening Reception: Saturday, October 24th, 2026, 4-7pm
Artist Talk: Saturday, November 7th, 2026, 1-3pm reception with talk at 1:30pm
On View: October 24th - November 21st, 2026

COLLAPSING THE WAVE FUNCTION

NEW WORKS BY STEVE BRUDNIAK

Davis Gallery & Framing is proud to present Collapsing the Wave Function, a spotlight exhibition by Steve Brudniak featuring key assemblage works created between 2021 and 2026 alongside accompanying studies, drawings, schematics, and experimental artifacts.

“My work has questioned reality for some 45 years. Now here we are in the dawning of the age of ‘WTF is reality?’ — and it’s not what we expected.” – Steve Brudniak

Grounded in the paradoxes of quantum mechanics—where light exists as both wave and particle, and observation collapses potential into single, definite moments—Brudniak’s practice bridges scientific inquiry, technology, and spiritual introspection. For over four decades, he has probed the mysteries of consciousness and existence. Through assemblages incorporating lasers, sensors, meteorites, manmade crystals, sound, and generative light behaviors developed with AI, Brudniak examines the delicate threshold where physical reality and illusion intersect.
 

Opening Reception: Saturday, October 24th, 2026, 4-7pm
On View: October 24th - November 21st, 2026