Jylian Gustlin + Lola

Gallery MAR is pleased to present a summer exhibition featuring new work by Lola and Jylian Gustlin, opening July 3rd with an artist reception from 6–9 pm at the gallery’s Main Street location in Park City.

On view for three weeks, the exhibition brings together two distinctive contemporary artists whose practices explore abstraction through color, material, and perception. Lola, a self-taught visual artist based in the San Francisco Bay Area, is best known for her intensely vibrant abstractions created with tinted epoxy resin.

Working on a raised horizontal surface, she allows the resin to flow, pool, and spill over the edges of the panel, creating luminous compositions framed by gravity-defying drips that have become a signature of her work. Her newest series, Quiet Places, marks an evolution in her practice—moving away from densely layered forms toward simpler shapes, softer palettes, and shadowy overlays that invite viewers to experience moments of calm and serenity. For Lola, color remains the central language of emotion, and each work is intended to create an experience that allows viewers to find their own meaning and sense of optimism within the composition.