Ori Gallery is proud to announce its participation in Intersect Aspen 2026, taking place from July 28 through August 1, 2026, at the Aspen Ice Garden in downtown Aspen, Colorado.

For this year’s presentation, Ori Gallery will exhibit a curated selection of work by Jack Flournoy, Sandra Saradesi, and Ted Rand-Bell, three contemporary artists whose distinct practices explore the psychological, spiritual, and natural dimensions of human experience.

Ori Gallery Arrives in Aspen

Each summer, Intersect Aspen brings together galleries, artists, collectors, curators, and cultural leaders during the height of Aspen’s art season. The boutique art and design fair offers an intimate setting for discovering modern and contemporary work presented by galleries from around the world. Ori Gallery joins the fair’s 2026 roster as one of 38 gallery presentations featured in its sixteenth edition.

Ori Gallery’s presentation will bring together three unique artistic voices, creating a visual dialogue between darkness and illumination, physical reality and spiritual consciousness, and the recognizable natural world and imagined environments.

Jack Flournoy

Jack Flournoy is a contemporary painter whose psychologically charged work explores memory, identity, transformation, and the unseen forces that shape human experience.

Working primarily in oil, Flournoy creates compositions that feel intimate, cinematic, and mythic. Figures emerge through shadow, distortion, movement, and atmosphere, transforming the canvas into a space where the physical body, subconscious mind, and spiritual self appear to unfold simultaneously.

Rather than presenting a fixed narrative, Flournoy invites viewers into moments of tension and contemplation. His paintings confront suffering, beauty, consciousness, and the fragile relationship between light and darkness.

Sandra Saradesi

Sandra Saradesi is a Canadian contemporary artist born in Nicaragua and currently based in Vienna, Austria. Her work explores consciousness, spirituality, healing, and the mysteries of human existence.

Shaped by a life lived across North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, Saradesi’s practice reflects a deeply international and spiritually grounded perspective. Her compositions bridge visual art and inner reflection, inviting viewers to slow down, look inward, and consider the unseen connections that shape our lives.

Her work offers a vibrant counterpoint to Flournoy’s psychological intensity, approaching transformation through color, contemplation, and a sense of spiritual possibility.

Ted Rand-Bell

Based in Bristol, United Kingdom, Ted Rand-Bell creates immersive paintings inspired by water, foliage, light, movement, and the shifting rhythms of the natural world.

Working primarily in acrylic on canvas, Rand-Bell combines layered color, organic forms, and rhythmic abstraction to construct dreamlike environments that feel both familiar and otherworldly. His compositions balance precision with spontaneity, allowing simple shapes to develop into complex visual fields filled with movement and atmosphere.

Rand-Bell’s work encourages a slower and more meditative viewing experience. Nature is not presented as a static image, but as a living environment that continually changes through perception, memory, color, and light.

Three Artists, Three Distinct Perspectives

Although Flournoy, Saradesi, and Rand-Bell work through different visual languages, each artist is concerned with what exists beyond the immediately visible.

Flournoy searches beneath the surface of the human psyche. Saradesi explores the relationship between art and spiritual consciousness. Rand-Bell reimagines nature as an immersive field of energy, movement, and perception.

Together, their work reflects Ori Gallery’s commitment to presenting art that does more than occupy a space. It asks viewers to pause, feel, question, and encounter the world from a new perspective.

Visit Ori Gallery at Intersect Aspen

Intersect Aspen 2026
July 28 through August 1, 2026
Aspen Ice Garden
233 West Hyman Avenue
Aspen, Colorado

Collectors, art professionals, and visitors attending Aspen Art Week are invited to experience Ori Gallery’s presentation and discover works by Jack Flournoy, Sandra Saradesi, and Ted Rand-Bell.

For artwork previews, acquisition inquiries, or additional information about Ori Gallery’s Intersect Aspen presentation, contact info@origallery.com.