By Vanessa Harper  When I first laid eyes on Caitlin Flynn’s body of work, I felt transported in time. Some paintings took me to the rustic beaches of old Florida or Cape Cod in decades past, while others open like a doorway to what comes next. Her work suspends you between memory and imagination and captures fragments of a shared nostalgia with scenes that feel like they belong equally to someone else’s story and to your own.Caitlin’s art is reminiscent of influential 20th-century artists like Wolf Kahn, Joan Mitchell, and Mark Rothko, each known for distinct styles within the broader abstract...