I am pleased to announce my solo What Remains, What Rises which is on view at Nicelle Beauchene Gallery in the project space. What Remains, What Rises introduces a series of new paintings which meditate on memory, history, and transformation. Prompted by Cosbert’s examination of the African diaspora and resulting legacies, she reflects on the stories, traditions, and culture that have endured through the subjugation and oppression of Black communities. Scaffolding swaths of color, the artist explores the material properties of paint— pigmentation, viscosity, and mark— in a balanced interplay of control and chance. Through accumulated layers of pigment, Cosbert creates dense compositions teeming with visceral tactility and symbolism, unfolding deeply personal narratives while forging a socio-political consciousness in abstraction.