Ragna Bruno: Boundless celebrates Ragna Bruno (1935–2026) and the final twenty-three oil paintings she created before her passing in April 2026. Painted on Japanese paper in the peaceful solitude of her studio, these works invite viewers into a poetic, open-ended, meditative experience. In an interview with arts writer Daniel Kany for her 2019 exhibition catalog, Bruno explains her approach to painting, “I draw freely without preconceived thoughts, then there are no boundaries and anything can happen.” Kany summed up why Bruno’s paintings resonate with so many collectors: “It’s where she can incorporate what matters to her—memories, experiences, love; however bittersweet—and present her vision as an affirming exaltation of life. The solitude of her painting is quiet, beautiful and free.”