My work explores how minimal form can evoke space, emotion, and stillness. Through pale color, subtle geometry, and precise surfaces, I create compositions that hover between abstraction and representation—quiet environments that suggest architecture, landscape, and atmosphere without defining them.

This reductive language is intentional. By stripping away the unnecessary, I invite viewers into a slower, more contemplative experience—one that prioritizes perception, balance, and presence. In a world of excess, my practice offers restraint as a form of clarity and resistance.

Pagano was born in New York, NY. He attended LIU Post where he earned a Masters Degree in Art with a concentration in sculpture. For many years, Pagano split his time living between Manhattan and Water Mill, Eastern Long Island . He recently relocated to Savannah Ga. where he lives and works.