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The Palette Project

For three consecutive years, from 2024 to 2026, Pipe Yanguas has participated in the Lowe Art Museum's Palette Project, a fundraising initiative in which artists transform traditional painter's palettes into original works of art, donated in support of the museum.

Through his distinctive visual language of dots and lines, Yanguas transforms these familiar artistic tools into explorations of universal interconnection. Each palette becomes a unique expression of his philosophy that individuality and connection are inseparable.

The three works, “Perpetual Evolution” (2024), “Spring Bubbles” (2025), and “Stardust Creature” (2026), explore continuous transformation, renewal, and collective existence. Together, they reflect the evolving nature of life and the invisible relationships that connect us all.

Perpetual Evolution (2024) by Pipe Yanguas. A white artist's palette covered in intricate silver dots and lines, forming interconnected patterns that vary in scale and density.
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Perpetual Evolution

Spring Bubbles (2025) by Pipe Yanguas. A vibrant blue artist's palette covered in intricate silver and dark blue dots and lines forming overlapping, interconnected organic patterns.
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Spring Bubbles

Stardust Creature (2026) by Pipe Yanguas. A black artist's palette covered in an intricate network of silver dots and golden lines, forming a dense geometric pattern inspired by cosmic interconnection.
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Stardust Creature