Textured minimalist paintings by Susannah Hightower unite material rawness with aesthetic restraint. Influenced by brutalist architecture and wabi-sabi philosophy, her works highlight the interplay between surface tension, shadow, and silence.

Each painting features layered materials—acrylic, plaster, and natural pigment—forming a sculptural presence on canvas. The minimal compositions invite reflection and balance, serving as both art and atmosphere.

Hightower’s work suits modern interiors and architectural spaces, where texture becomes the focal point. The result is a body of work that feels timeless, tactile, and quietly profound—art as architecture of emotion.