Arabesque, Dumpsters & the Universe, 9” X 12”, watercolor & gouache
Dancers
&
Social Commentary
(ONGOING SERIES)
These watercolor paintings are about the intersectionality of dancers and the numerous precarious positions in the world. I attempt to depict the beauty and lightness of dancers as a means to draw viewers into the work while addressing various contrasts and realities. I endeavor to portray the dilemma we each experience upon being confronted with life’s incongruities. Color plays a vital role in this endeavor. It is used to stimulate, to engage, and to cause a reaction in the viewer.
"Every piece of art reflects its creator's inner vision. It also reveals the artist's intent, however subtle." — Theodore Bryant, writer
Chaos Equals Strange Attractors, 28” x 22”, watercolor, gouache, rice paper
Featuring the Entire Ensemble, 30” X 22”, watercolor and gouache
Arabesque, Dumpsters & the Universe, 9” X 12”, watercolor & gouache
Aly shows Lucy why the Government banned Lady Chatterley’s Lover, 22” X 30”, watercolor, gouache & rice paper
Of Hummingbirds on Nuclear Wings, 22” X 30”, watercolor & gouache
Rosa Parks against Brick Walls and Bars, usually, 22” X 30”, watercolor & gouache
All paintings in this series are available as Archival Prints (limited edition of 10).
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