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Spell of the Magic Play

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I think errors are often unrecognized Acts of God, and should be used as opportunities for self transcendence.

Harmony: A sometimes aesthetically desirable state typically achieved by a recourse to entropy at the expense of energy. Making visual energy is often a function of edges. Edges permit interface of seemingly disparate visual systems; each with its own internal logic. The greater the local differences of systems the greater the energy produced.

Absent fashion and a parochial view of reality, ultimately everything goes with everything.

Artist: George Green

Medium: Acrylic (Acrylic/Birch)

Dimensions: 43.5″ × 77″

Location: 4 floor, #81 on the map

Parrot Tulips II

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Looking back at my development I feel I have come full circle with my initial interest in images of still life to create my own form of artistic creation. I have consistently searched for a psychological edge or emotional meaning in these images. I find enormous force from familiar objects that trigger personal reminiscence on a conscious and unconscious level. My arrangements of objects are extremely contrived in a desire for aesthetic quality and emotional charge, which can be heightened by the association of seemingly disconnected objects juxtaposed.

Artist: Sherrie Wolf

Medium: Watercolor

Dimensions: 23″ × 30″

Location: 4 floor, #80 on the map

The Source

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Artist: Demetrios Jameson

Medium: Oil (Oil on Canvas)

Dimensions: 134″ × 48″

Location: 4 floor, #79 on the map

Equinox

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Inspired by Northwest settings, these works blend invention with memory to explore reflective and environmental messages. They reveal my many-leveled connection to this region.

Artist: Kay Buckner

Medium: Oil (Oil on Canvas)

Dimensions: 28″ × 38″

Location: 4 floor, #78 on the map