High Noon is pleased to present Fever Logic, the gallery’s second exhibition of work by Eleanna Anagnos. Anagnos has spent the better part of the past two years in Mexico City expanding her practice’s engagement with paper pulp, which she began using in 2017 to create work that bridges material, subject, and object as an investigation into themes of collective consciousness. The show’s title alludes to the shared reordering of perception during the course of the pandemic, but directly refers to Anagnos’s haptic process of examining and rearranging endless possible solutions to compositional and material concerns. The industriousness of Anagnos’s practice has Modernist roots in the narrative qualities of Italy’s Arte Povera movement and its impetus to consider material’s relationship to the environment, implying a world outside itself.