Imagine standing before a painting and immersing into its multi-layered story and creation on your iPhone.
These works are about slowing things down and speeding them up — all at the same time.
NAIL THIS and PALE MALE shown here with TIFFANY'S JESUS TALKING WITH THE RABBIS IN THE TEMPLE.
speaking on
9/11 20th anniversary
@
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sag Harbor
5 Hampton Street
LIFE is forever altered when you live through something like 9/11 . . . what do we do with that? And how do we speak to those who didn't, but are now living through the perilous time of COVID, climate change, merciless oppression of freedom and other threatening forces? These two artworks speak to a moment that will last forever in our minds. They also speak to hope, renewal, resurrection -- a place where religion meets science through technical marvels that invite all into a singular but universal experience.
Bring your smart devices. Wear a mask. Wine & packaged "sea salt" popcorn outside on the lawn.
"It's true. I had an affair with a a dead man . . . and my husband didn't even care!
"All this digital madness started when my oils filled-up with pixels back in 1985."
PLEASED TO BE IN NFT NOW -- A TECHSPRESSIONISM EVENT Curated by Anne Spalter
18 drawings of Lincoln's face . . .
The exhibition features 11 digital drawings and 7 mixed media interpretations based on the photographic portrait of Abraham Lincoln first realized by Alexander Gardner in 1863. I created the entire series in the tumultuous time in our nation between December 2020 and February 2021. I was inspired by his face as a means for preserving disparate forces and preserving a union of opposite minds -- which is after all what freedom is all about -- allowing differences of opinion.
READ MORE about this series in an interview with Jody Geist in The Times Review/Shelter Island Reporter.
Would like for this series to travel.
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The Shelter Island Public Library Gallery
"LA VIDA EN TIEMPOS DE COVID"
a public artwork commissioned by The Children's Museum of The East End with funds provided by The National Endowment for The Arts, The New York State Council for the Arts, and more ---
where I load my digital brush with the art and stories of 25 Latino kids --
all created via ZOOM classes in summer 2020.
"LA VIDA EN TIEMPOS DE COVID" created entirely via ZOOM with CMEE's outreach program "ARTE DIGITALE" during Summer 2020 (COVID)
with appreciation to The National Endowment for the Arts and more . . .
Roz stands with Daelyn after installation.
