Quiet No. 2

Quiet No. 2Emotional release and expressive experimentation with water are important to Elizabeth s process as she works intuitively allowing colors to bleed together and slowly bloom Watercolor on Paper Elizabeth Becker

["Photography"]["Megan Mack"]

Senil Neves Pastel on Pressed Mineral Paper This piece represents a departure from the discipline of Taylor s pen drawings and mark a confident transition to a new medium

and stains diffusing the pigments at random on paper

magical places

escapist moment

Marley’s calming landscapes encourage meditation

The shadow work on these figurative pieces is almost abstract upon closer inspection

allowing colors to bleed together and slowly bloom

"Morgan expertly navigates thoughtful themes and familiar emotions that come to her in her practice and translates them through abstraction

but try hanging them solo -- with a large mat -- in any room that needs a dose of the great outdoors

There is something familiar in Tracey’s patterns

an space often overlooked when hanging art