Over the past five decades, the paintings and drawings of Victoria Lowe have focused primarily on atmospheric surfaces and gradations of color. In the earlier works, sprayed enamel was used to create abstract fields activated by coronas of color. In the later paintings in sprayed acrylic, lines at the edges of a canvas create an abstract gateway to an expanse of illuminated space. Recent works employ lines and shifting color moving across multiple panels or sheets of paper that together create one large piece.