Wrong Side Up

Wrong Side UpJen Sanders Acrylic and Mixed Media on Canvas From a series honoring the beauty in asymmetry unfinished thoughts and creative detours this piece plays with contrast and motion balancing deep shadows with sun warmed tones and unexpected marks With a mix of acrylic paint oil pastels and graphite pencil the surface shifts between soft blends and bold interruptions

["Paintings"

Sherman’s works can stand on their own

gently marketing time and place

"Paintings"

The works in this series were named after the poem by Margaret Atwood called "Spelling

My works range from archival gatherings and replications of colors and patterns found in nature

Emotional release and expressive experimentation with water are important to Elizabeth’s process

though influenced by patterns found in science and nature

an space often overlooked when hanging art

finding beauty in reconstruction by creating new forms and layers with color and paper

Fleur Thesmar Watercolor on Paper My floral watercolors painted from life capture the vibrant beauty of nature with each brushstroke These pieces reflect the immediacy and freshness of flowers as if freshly gathered from a garden

Fleur Thesmar Archival Print on Luster Photo Paper These double exposure photographs showcase my journey through Paris Initially the city s constant rain and neutral tones felt gloomy but the vibrant displays from Parisian florists brought a newfound joy and inspiration