In February 2014 Damian Loeb exhibited sixteen new paintings at Acquavella Galleries in New York.

The exhibition was titled Sol d, after an obscure cataloging term for Earth.
The paintings shown varied in scale from large six foot by six foot compositions to smaller, more intimate oil studies.
All were composed in a square format and depicted the moon, star-fields, the sun, atmospheric cloudscapes and terrains.
The paintings offer a romantic parallel to the first-hand exploration of nature with charged remixes of picture postcard landscapes that challenge the perception of ocular space.
In February 2014 Damian Loeb exhibited sixteen new paintings at Acquavella Galleries in New York.
The exhibition was titled Sol d, after an obscure cataloging term for Earth. The paintings shown varied in scale from large six foot by six foot compositions to smaller, more intimate oil studies. All were composed in a square format and depicted the moon, star-fields, the sun, atmospheric cloudscapes and terrains. The paintings offer a romantic parallel to the first-hand exploration of nature with charged remixes of picture postcard landscapes that challenge the perception of ocular space.
Damian Loeb