Elizabeth's blog: September 2024

1) A framed picture of my cat because I miss him and home. Looking at it makes me feel closer to being there with him.

2) A seashell because I love the beach, and being there with friends brings me peace. I can stay for hours, never getting bored.

3) A mini jar of rocks because my mom gave it to me when my family dropped me off at college. It holds special meaning and reminds me of her.

4) My car keys because my dad and I share a passion for cars, and I’m grateful for this amazing gift from my family.

5) A bracelet from my boyfriend because he made it for me, and he has a matching one. It’s hard being apart, but it reminds me of him every day.


	Symmetry Personal Photo

Esteban Cabeza de Baca

Self-revealing & Expressive


	“How Mora, New Mexico banned fracking”, acrylic on canvas, 5ftx5ft, 2022 https://www.estebancabezadebaca.com/	He uses the principle of movement to guide the viewer's eye across the artwork, creating a sense of flow and change.


	“Sunrise”, Acrylic on canvas, 6ft x 6ft, 2023 https://www.estebancabezadebaca.com/	His abstract shapes often blend with recognizable imagery, representing the layered history of land and culture.

Daniel Giordano, installation view of “Crystal Blue Persuasion,” 2024. Photo: McLaughlin Photography
https://sculpturemagazine.art/daniel-giordano/


Yōshū (Hashimoto) Chikanobu, "View of the Horse Track at Shinobazu in Ueno Park (Ueno shinobazu keiba zu)" (1885), woodblock print triptych, ink and color on paper, 14 1/2 x 29 5/8 inches (~37 x 75 cm) (image public domain via the Metropolitan Museum of Art) https://hyperallergic.com/943480/rosina-buckland-debunking-myths-about-meiji-era-art-in-japan/

The night you can't remember, the night I can't forget, Mark Laver, 2020–21. Oil on wood panel, 20 x 30 in./ 50.8 x 76.2 cm.
https://rawvision.com/blogs/whats-on/ricco-maresca-gallery-mark-laver-a-wild-silence

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