The Orlando Museum of Art is presenting work by We Are Nice’n Easy, a collaborative duo of artists Allison Matherly and Jeffrey Noble. The husband-and-wife team works across immersive installations, indoor and public sculpture, murals, and paintings, exploring themes of intimacy, renewal, and profound moments of connection within a broader discourse on interpersonal relationships and mental and spiritual well-being.
Their site-specific installation, ALL WET ON A PINK CLOUD WEARING ROSE COLORED GLASSES (2026), is described as an effervescent, rosy space that bridges interior and exterior worlds and engages the viewer’s senses, prompting reflection on the passage of time, duality, care, vulnerability, and love. Its title is described as loaded with double entendre, alluding to states of soaking and arousal, periods of hope and precarious euphoria, and adoring and naïve points of view.
Floor-to-ceiling pink-hued windows and a rosy carpet encircle a central tableau against the backdrop of Lake Estelle. At the center, a curving wall of custom breezeblocks sits atop a pink rug, separating two figures modeled in soap from the artists’ own forms, recomposed in introspection on tiled benches grouted in pink. The museum states that the arrangement embodies the Yin-Yang symbol and that the breezeblock design echoes ripples refracted by sunlight through shifting water.
Press release issued by Orlando Museum of Art:
https://omart.org/news/nous-voyons-la-vie-en-rose/
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