Beck Center for the Arts presents solo art exhibition ‘Abstract Infrastructure’
By John Benson
Published on March 2, 2026.
Berea artist Debbie Clapper has created an abstract geometric optical illusion art known as "Abstract Infrastructure". Her work is so precise that she does not use rulers, compasses, or masking tape. The free exhibition includes works such as "Of Course I Was Mistaken" created with archival pens on Bristol paper. The public is invited to a free artist reception at the Beck Center on May 22. The exhibition combines early sketchbook ideas with finished abstract works that are bold, vibrant and visually dynamic.
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