Jonathan Todryk’s “Walk With Me” departs from the lighter palette of many of his paintings with a deep brown ground covered by pale, linear drawing. Sweeping arcs, angular shapes, repeated curves, and loosely rendered geometric forms move across the dark surface, creating a strong contrast between the ground and Todryk’s fine marks. The composition retains the spontaneous quality central to his practice, with lines crossing, doubling back, and accumulating into denser passages without resolving into a fixed image. The reduced palette places particular emphasis on drawing itself, revealing the rhythm and physical movement behind Todryk’s abstract mark-making.