Nature's Passages – Carillon Point Exhibition June 5 – July 31, 2018
Nature's Passages, my exhibition of paintings focusing on the forests and rivers of Arizona, Colorado, and Washington is now up at Carillon Point in Kirkland, WA.
All paintings in the current exhibition are about passages. Each painting depicts how the light passes across the landscape, creating a unique combination of lit and shadowed areas. Each tree, branch, or rock is like a sundial, which helps you to feel how the passage of light is coupled with the passage of time. You can read the time of day from shadow patterns. The passage of time also creates marks and changes to the landscape – a patch of grass blanched by the sun, aspen trees covered with gold by fall’s magic... There are also passages of physical materials, objects, and creatures through the landscape – the river running on our tree farm, a trail left by deer in the brush, a kaleidoscope of fallen leaves carried through the forest by a gust of wind ... I use trails, rivers, valleys, and light patterns that exist in nature, as well as my painting techniques and added effects, to direct your eye. I try to encourage you to make your own, personal passage through the landscape, which I once encountered and now present to you in this show.
The exhibition is installed throughout Carillon Point in the following locations:
• In the elevator lobbies of buildings 2000, 3000, 4000, and 5000
• The Carillon Post Office
For purchase inquiries, contact Gormally Art Services 206-356-7106.
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