I have a gathering of sculpted characters whose existence has been facilitated by my following their instructions. They are quite pleased with the results and are excited to be part of the February show.
Red Bird
Blue Shirt, Red Chair
Horse
Love my new outfit
Red Bird with frame
Lovely Green Hair
Stan Bowman
Spherify
Mesh Motion
Arranging Levels
Jaggy Things
Spacing Spheres
Tube Contrasts
Ed Brothers
Paintings, especially representational works, require the interaction of three elements (light, color and shadow) to render a three-dimensional world on a two-dimensional surface. Aside from this commonality, my six selected pieces are further united by their incorporation of evidence of human presence or activity.
The Visitor
Venice 1
Salmon Brook Canoe
Lunch in Progress
CdM AM
Barn 1
Eva M. Capobianco
In addition to my artwork, I am an avid hiker. My works in this show are inspired by photos taken while hiking on the Finger Lakes Trail. Combining found objects and reused wood with those prints and my memories of those hikes, I offer the viewer a taste of my experiences on the trails. This project is made possible, in part, with funding from The Community Arts Partnership of Tompkins County.
FLT – Map 30, Boulder with Lattice
FLT – Map 15, Rogers Hill
FLT – Map 15, Seneca Lake Plus Cliff
FLT – Map 1, Stream Crossings
FLT – Map 19, Looking Up - Trees and Tower
FLT – Map 19, Lattice, Trees and Tower
FLT – Map 12, Stream Crossing II
Patricia Hunsinger
My work is about the transformation of living forms. My work focuses on the preadolescent and adolescent growth of my own children. The time that one grows from childhood to adulthood is fascinating because it is a point of tremendous change for both the body and the mind.