
Roger Brown: Weathervane presents eleven paintings from the 1980s and 1990s that place human life at the edge of vast natural forces. City skylines, highways, and small figures appear dwarfed by storms, clouds, and shifting skies. Drawing on mythology and personal reflection, Brown contrasts ambition with vulnerability. Completed near the end of his life, works such as Burned Hills offer a poignant vision of a world suspended between wonder and danger.