"Rest" -
A survey of works by a dozen internationally-based artists whose common bond is their exploration, in natural metaphors, of the Infinite or the Divine. These artists examine the poetic conjugation between “nature and nurture” expressed in manifestations of the organic universe - processes and images which always symbolize the soul’s search for the touching, the tender, the profound and the peaceful. Their shared goal is to entice the spirit into that exquisite state we know as “rest.”

  - Bill Lowe  

 

Steven Seinberg - The soft, sensuous abstraction of Steve Seinberg celebrates the process of insemination, and honors the concept of fertility. Like the seeping of water into layers of planted soil, the thin washes of color in Seinberg's canvases penetrate imagery of seeds and pods, thereby realizing the creative potential inherent in this process...


 
 
 

Stefany Hemming - The nest represents an activity which has sublime purpose. It is also merely an empty object which may have exhausted its use. This dichotomy is relevant to the practice of painting and the scrutiny it has endured. Stefany Hemming is interested in the fundamental communication inherent in mark making and sketching.
The immediacy of a sketch can expose an individual, locating them in a precise time, place and frame of mind. The line betrays the hand that made it. In her work, Hemming strives to capture motion, intention and motive. She has developed a reductive method of working that allows her to draw with paint, making fluid lines in sweeping strokes, at any width or speed. Initially, Hemming began by painting networks of lines. They quickly took on nest-like forms




Nall -
Surrounded by painters, musicians, and writers during his early career, Nall excelled among his contemporaries. At that point in the early 1970's, Nall was mentored by Spanish Surrealist, Salvador Dali, who advised him to "Draw from life, draw, again and again..." He was also inspired by American psychedelic art, fauvism, impressionism and Japanese wash drawings but then returned to basic black and white drawing and on concentrating on building a solid artistic foundation on drawing skills...


   

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