Oh, what a time we are in… isolated and perhaps even a bit scared to meet people, at the same time socialize and to be social is such an important part of life.
Today I tend to flowers and plants as my best friend and ally when creating and photographing in my studio. They have been my savior this past year.
I’m slowly getting ready to crawl out of hibernation, with 2 covid-19 vaccinations under my belt I am ready to meet the world.
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…during a very welcomed rain that we need so well!
I’m in my studio working on some new photographs that I just took earlier this morning.
During break, I noticed how beautiful my indoor plants looked to the more muted outdoor‘s rainy background.
I hope you enjoy it as much as I.
Aug 1st, 2020 to April 25th, 2021
Vesterheim, National Norwegian-American Museum www.Vesterheim.org
Water explores our world’s most essential natural resource as a source of survival, life, and livelihoods. Nineteen contemporary artists with Nordic 5 Arts have created works that respond to the theme of water. Some artists reflect on immigrant journeys by ship or plane across the Atlantic Ocean. Others reflect on the state of water in the face of climate change and the relationship between the Nordic countries and water.
Nordic 5 Arts was founded by Kati Casida in 1993. Nordic 5 Arts is an international organization of professional artists based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Nordic 5 Arts presents a unique Nordic/Scandinavian expression in the visual arts and contributes to the diversity of the arts in the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond.
The organization also promotes ties with contemporary Nordic arts, culture, and design. Nordic 5 Arts is composed of professional artists, primarily of Nordic/Scandinavian descent and artists born in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. Nordic 5 Arts is open to all artists and supporters of the arts with a connection to, or appreciation of, Nordic expression in the arts.
My 2 photographs were just accepted into the juried exhibition ‘Water’ at the Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum in Iowa.
Wow! So much fun 🙂
This is a group show based on artists from Nordic 5 Arts.
