The Invisible Point

Gedi Sibony's paintings and wood constructions explore invisible geometries and energetic forces through oil, pencil, and mixed materials.

Why go

Sibony's lyrical titles—"Eternally Engendering Disparate Powers," "Inner Areas Turning Sun into Substance"—signal a practice rooted in abstraction and phenomenology; the works combine oil and pencil on linen with sculptural wood pieces, creating a meditation on form, perception, and the immaterial.

What to expect

Installation of oil-and-pencil paintings on linen ranging from 15 x 20 inches to 58 x 84 inches, alongside wood constructions combining paint, glue, and nails. Works span 2023–2026, displayed across Greene Naftali's 8th-floor space.

Things to know

• Sibony's titles draw from poetic and philosophical language, suggesting invisible or energetic dimensions beyond the visible.
• Works include recent 2026 paintings alongside earlier pieces like "In the Quadrant of Primary Characteristics" (2023).
• Exhibition occupies the 8th floor of Greene Naftali's two-floor space at 508 West 26th Street.
• Artist in conversation with The Brooklyn Rail, June 18, 2026.
• Reviewed by Sarah Lehrer-Graiwer for The Brooklyn Rail and profiled by Brian Boucher for ARTnews.

Plan your visit

Gallery hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 10AM–6PM. Located at 508 West 26th Street, Ground Floor & 8th Floor. Phone: (212) 463-7770.