Invitation to Roberto Chabet's 'Guide to the Night and Noonday Skies', a two-part exhibition at Finale Art Gallery and West Gallery, SM Megamall from 29 March to 10 April 2001.

Excerpt from the press release written by Chabet:

'Collectively titled Guide to the Night and Noonday Skies, the exhibitions consist of two multi-part installations of paintings intended as two contrasting panels of an extended diptych.

'Night' at Finale features Observatory 2001, 'a 7 x 15 ft. black painting with a neon-lit aluminum cane traversing the dark surface, which is flanked by two beeswaxed 7 x 4 ft. paintings, Orbit 2001, with three tiny horseshoe shaped magnets resting on a metal shelf and Planet 2001, with a deflated globe hanging from a string.' Also accompanying the paintings at Finale is a photograph of 'His Most Serene Highness Prince Albert of Monaco', standing on a piece of broken ice floating in the middle of Recherche Bay.

'Day' at West Gallery features Icarus at Noon, 'an equally large, pale blue painting with a white parachute dropping to the floor from a windowsill-like shelving. Accompanying it is a group of small blue paintings arranged to suggest windows and wall openings' - Horizon I & II and Sea/Sky.

'The exhibit explores minimalist monochromatic space and contemplates the random intrusion of commonplace objects in its vacuum.'