Laur Jerlin is a New York City based artist whose work explores themes of place, structure, identity, and change. Using repetition, color, and contrast they play with the tension between the familiar and the abstract, along with the personal and the universal. Their work often begins with something rooted—a familial connection, a number pattern, a piece of music—and evolves into compositions that hold both order and ambiguity. Each work investigates how environments shape us, and how memory and perception re-shape those environments in return. Influenced by poetry, sound, and systems, Laur seeks to create spaces where structure and feeling coexist, and where the viewer might recognize their own places and patterns within theirs.