Catherine Carter, Iris Osterman, Leah Piepgras
Nature Works
February 5 - March 25, 2009
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| Catherine Carter |
Iris Osterman |
Leah Piepgras |
Catherine Carter: My art is all about LINE. Line as articulation of movement. Line as found in nature – intricate, flowing, or sharp, like spider webs, waterways, or branches. Line as an indicator of both specific meaning and impressionistic form, as in the contrast between calligraphy and abstraction. Line as a way of exploring and expressing life.
Iris Osterman: The closer I observe a landscape, the easier it is to see beyond the named world and into the world of the symbolic. Life, in all its variety, speaks to us. In painting I try to be uncomplicated and let the line carry as much weight as possible. My palette is limited allowing me to focus on aspects of linear form. A place reveals itself as landscape distilled by memory and all that memory brings with it.
Leah Piepgras: My work is about: the physical perception of intangibles (rainbows, love); the building up of seemingly inconsequential moments into realization (swelling water molecules); looking for common phenomenon (reflection); the pure fulfillment of being human and experiencing the world though the body (orgasm); sustainable happiness with peaks of bliss, euphoria and elation (enlightenment).
Artists' Reception: Thursday, February 26, 7 – 9 pm (Snow Date: Wednesday, March 4)
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