St. Joe 1

St. Joe 1The interplay of elements in natural create a spontaneous moment on paper, gently marketing time and place, making what begins as a simple form of photography into the ephemeral print. The foundational themes of Erins work travel, adventure, meditation, contemplation, light and nature are even more pronounced in these larger pieces. These larger works can stand on their own in a living room, study or bedroom. Erin created them with no specific

This surreal photograph is sure to spark questions

large or small

We love the intimacy of these smaller photographs: hang this one in an office or a smaller bedroom

Zifeng Zang Mixed Media on Canvas In this series of gestural floral paintings my curiosity was fueled by the vibrant colors and forms of Henri Matisse embracing freedom and inviting viewers to feel nature s dynamic energy

“Lost” can stand on its own — hang it wherever you need a quiet moment

Antony Aumann Oil Pastel on Paper I am inspired by the Impressionist still life paintings of Paul Cezanne

Hang Erin’s work anywhere you can get up close to see the complexities of her layered materials

Add this one to any gallery wall

but for twice the impact

Senil Neves Acrylic and Pastel on Canvas Each work serves as a poignant reflection of the myriad ways love eludes us and the ache that accompanies its absence Rich emotive colors evoke a sense of warmth and melancholy while abstract forms and gestural lines suggest movement and the search for connection

The relationships between brushstrokes

It opens up to an ideal spontaneity to mark time and memory