Douglas Gilbert is a visual artist whose graphite and charcoal drawings navigate the space between abstraction and figuration, precision, and intuition. Through the disciplined accumulation of thousands of visible lines, he transforms simple materials into meditations on time, energy, and perception. His work explores the paradox between control and spontaneity, where gesture becomes both structure and thought. Gilbert now lives and works in the Berkshire region of Massachusetts, where he continues to refine his contemplative practice rooted in silence, rhythm, and transformation.

For more info about the artist and his work: www.douglas-gilbert.com