Redbud Gallery will present the work of artist Gladys Poorte in her exhibition "Every Hour of the Light and the Dark."
The human story, the journey through time, where people are going, is the subject of Poorte's work. As any human, she's immersed in the everyday mess of political events, the ever-increasing pace of change, the anxiety and the hope about the future. Her work is a way of observing the events happening around her and trying to see them within a larger context.
Building 3D models in her studio is a fundamental part of Poorte's work process. It is a way of thinking, of drawing with physical objects. She builds the models with cardboard, paper, all sorts of recycled materials and other found objects. As she builds the models, new ideas occur and new meanings and stories emerge. Once complete, she makes drawings and paintings by observing the models.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until February 1.
Redbud Gallery will present the work of artist Gladys Poorte in her exhibition "Every Hour of the Light and the Dark."
The human story, the journey through time, where people are going, is the subject of Poorte's work. As any human, she's immersed in the everyday mess of political events, the ever-increasing pace of change, the anxiety and the hope about the future. Her work is a way of observing the events happening around her and trying to see them within a larger context.
Building 3D models in her studio is a fundamental part of Poorte's work process. It is a way of thinking, of drawing with physical objects. She builds the models with cardboard, paper, all sorts of recycled materials and other found objects. As she builds the models, new ideas occur and new meanings and stories emerge. Once complete, she makes drawings and paintings by observing the models.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until February 1.
Redbud Gallery will present the work of artist Gladys Poorte in her exhibition "Every Hour of the Light and the Dark."
The human story, the journey through time, where people are going, is the subject of Poorte's work. As any human, she's immersed in the everyday mess of political events, the ever-increasing pace of change, the anxiety and the hope about the future. Her work is a way of observing the events happening around her and trying to see them within a larger context.
Building 3D models in her studio is a fundamental part of Poorte's work process. It is a way of thinking, of drawing with physical objects. She builds the models with cardboard, paper, all sorts of recycled materials and other found objects. As she builds the models, new ideas occur and new meanings and stories emerge. Once complete, she makes drawings and paintings by observing the models.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until February 1.