The Collection

The works “As The Day Ends, And The Sun Sets, Your Warmth Carries Us Forward” and “You Embrace Me With The Blessings Of Every New Day” unfold through intuitive gestures and transformed material—cut and sewn canvases layered or set on the diagonal, suspended between painting, sculpture, and figuration. Though abstract, it speaks in the language of the natural world—of light, heat, and shifting time. Chevrons, crosses, and diamonds echo Diné philosophy, while organic, earthbound surfaces meet geometric abstraction. Moving between art and craft, Hubbell inhabits an intimate, in-between space. His work unravels painting to its bones—stretcher, cloth, pigment—reformed as objects that recall blankets, shawls, or ceremonial dress, carrying both spiritual presence and potential use. Earth pigments gathered from his ancestral Navajo lands root the work in lived terrain, gently undoing fixed ideas of place and revealing it instead as something animate, felt, and continually becoming.