“Divining the Immeasurable” by Ed Zelenak presents a series of works exploring Zelenak’s interest in form, scale, and material through large-scale abstract sculptures and paintings made from wood, fibreglass, and metal. Often associated with Minimalism, his work remains quietly expressive, encouraging viewers to slow down and become aware of space and presence. This book brings together selected works and writings by Lorenzo Buj, John Bently May, and Cassandra Getty that reflect Zelenak’s belief that even the simplest forms can carry depth and meaning beyond measurement.