Spanning over three decades, the Wall of Light series began after Scully made the first of several influential trips to Mexico in 1983, where he used watercolor for the first time to portray the patterns of light and shadows he experienced on the stacked stones of local walls and ruins. Maintaining his commitment to pure abstraction as well as his capacity to capture light is very much visible in the Wall of Light series.

Spanning over three decades, the Wall of Light series began after Scully made the first of several influential trips to Mexico in 1983, where he used watercolor for the first time to portray the patterns of light and shadows he experienced on the stacked stones of local walls and ruins. Maintaining his commitment to pure abstraction as well as his capacity to capture light is very much visible in the Wall of Light series.

Spanning over three decades, the Wall of Light series began after Scully made the first of several influential trips to Mexico in 1983, where he used watercolor for the first time to portray the patterns of light and shadows he experienced on the stacked stones of local walls and ruins. Maintaining his commitment to pure abstraction as well as his capacity to capture light is very much visible in the Wall of Light series.

Spanning over three decades, the Wall of Light series began after Scully made the first of several influential trips to Mexico in 1983, where he used watercolor for the first time to portray the patterns of light and shadows he experienced on the stacked stones of local walls and ruins. Maintaining his commitment to pure abstraction as well as his capacity to capture light is very much visible in the Wall of Light series.