"Look Closer," a collaborative exhibition between Archway Gallery artist Denise Giordano and guest artist Fatima, concludes a journey initially inspired by a Georgia O’Keeffe exhibition in Houston in 2021. Enticed by O’Keeffe’s statement, “To see takes time,” the duo embarked on an investigative road trip to Santa Fe, in order to look closer at O’Keeffe’s work, philosophy, and life. It was during this study that they were individually inspired to look inwardly at themselves and their personal artistic journeys.
Despite being an exhibition fueled by two very different voices, "Look Closer" highlights the similar life ideologies shared by Giordano and Donaldson. In their reminiscent, ethereal, dreamlike visuals, viewers are invited to flit between their conscious and subconscious, whilst cherishing and embracing the fleeting moments, as well as the passing of time.
This exhibition exudes an elegant sophistication; it is delicate, finite, and feminine, with a fragility which suggests that we examine the fragments of our lives which have made lasting impressions. In addition to their solo pieces, this exhibition includes a series of collaborative works which blend these two unique voices and their individual techniques.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until October 5.
"Look Closer," a collaborative exhibition between Archway Gallery artist Denise Giordano and guest artist Fatima, concludes a journey initially inspired by a Georgia O’Keeffe exhibition in Houston in 2021. Enticed by O’Keeffe’s statement, “To see takes time,” the duo embarked on an investigative road trip to Santa Fe, in order to look closer at O’Keeffe’s work, philosophy, and life. It was during this study that they were individually inspired to look inwardly at themselves and their personal artistic journeys.
Despite being an exhibition fueled by two very different voices, "Look Closer" highlights the similar life ideologies shared by Giordano and Donaldson. In their reminiscent, ethereal, dreamlike visuals, viewers are invited to flit between their conscious and subconscious, whilst cherishing and embracing the fleeting moments, as well as the passing of time.
This exhibition exudes an elegant sophistication; it is delicate, finite, and feminine, with a fragility which suggests that we examine the fragments of our lives which have made lasting impressions. In addition to their solo pieces, this exhibition includes a series of collaborative works which blend these two unique voices and their individual techniques.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until October 5.
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