“The works assembled by Fergus McCaffrey from the second half of the artist’s life are brightly colored surreal landscapes, totally flat save for the gradients that modulate the anonymous biomorphs that populate them…. At Fergus McCaffrey the evenly sized stripes of water cling to the front windows, where they measure out the width of panes of glass. Dye sparkles in natural light and colored shadows dance on the floor, highlighting the slender, strange and playful forms of Motonaga’s paintings.”