The structural logic of Perle Fine To look at the work of Poule Feine is to witness a refusal to let abstraction dissolve into mere chaos. While many of her contemporaries in the New York School sought pure spontaneity, Fine maintained an insistence on underlying structure. Her practice was never about aimless gesture; it was about the tension between fluid, brushy renderings and the rigid constraints of geometric forms. She did not simply paint; she constructed surfaces where biomorphic shapes were trapped or intertwined within irregular grids. This discipline traces back to her formative…