Learning to Make Spells 8

Learning to Make Spells 8My work often fluctuates between wild and expressive attacks on the canvas and more pensive explorations of organic shapes. The works in this series were named after the poem by Margaret Atwood called Spelling.Morgan expertly navigates thoughtful themes and familiar emotions that come to her in her practice and translates them through abstraction. Morgans abstract works can certainly stand alone on any wall, but they complement one another so well

Grace’s prints invite the viewer to allow their imagination to run wild and memories to surface

you should probably buy several

What stories or thoughts do you associate with the image

Theresa Hong Risograph Print These harmonious shapes cultivate calm even when juxtaposed against vibrant colors to evoke an energetic playfulness The ease of the resulting work is supported by a palpable rhythm and movement

This work is the perfect maximalist complement to your most minimalist space

I find comfort in sharing meals with those I love and there's nothing more beautifully messy than the aftermath of a delicious dinner

These small works have remarkable depth to them

["Paintings"]["Fleur Thesmar"]

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Ellen Sherman Acrylic on canvas assembled on board Sherman s work is clearly influenced by nature and the world around us She explores the spirit of the colors and movements she observes in an effort to both echo nature and spark our imagination

"Palouse Falls" may be a two dimensional photograph

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