Statement:
My work addresses the ideas of loss
and recovery over time – a concept
first introduced to me by my father
relating his experiences as a
Holocaust survivor. I make my wall
sculptures from handmade recycled
paper, scrapyard metal, my own
photographs, and encaustic (wax)
paint. I apply water and heat to
manipulate paper casts I make from
damaged objects into new shapes that
are healed, sturdy and lightweight.
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1-Cicada
2-An Artifact of Opportunity (#4)
3-Childhood's Bastion_2011
 
Debra Kaszovitz - Cicada
 
Debra Kaszovitz - An Artifact of Opportunity
 
Debra Kaszovitz - Childhood's Bastion
Statement:
With a strong background in psychology, science fiction, creative writing,
drawing and printmaking, I have developed a portfolio of imaginative and
somewhat satirical artwork over the past 29 years. As I am more and more
fascinated with the chaotic beauty and perfect design of this physical
universe, I am even more interested in the underlying subtleties that our
senses cannot detect.
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2-Painting
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3-Painting
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Virginia Erdie - Painting
 
Virginia Erdie - Painting
 
Virginia Erdie - Painting
The Waterway series
explores the visual dynamics of transforming aerial views of the Everglades’
waterways into three dimensional sculptures. My current goal is to create
sculptures that pay homage to this natural environment by transforming the
landscape in a way that might give the viewer a chance to reexamine this
beauty...Click here for more...
1-Michael
Harris - Lattice Creek Islands
2-Michael
Harris, Full Circle Tide, plywood,
16''x24''x9''-5793
3-Michael
Harris, Little Bend Shoot, plywood,
12''x20''x9.5''-5785
 
Michael Harris - Lattice Creek Islands
 
Michael Harris, Full Circle Tide, plywood, 16''x24''x9''-5793 (2)
 
Michael Harris, Little Bend Shoot, plywood, 12''x20''x9.5''-5785 (2)
 
Jacklyn Laflamme - It's A Jungle
 
Jacklyn Laflamme - Final Logo
 
Jacklyn Laflamme - Whirling Dervish
Educated in Haute Couture in 1955, I
began a forty-seven year career in
fashion design. My specialty was
women’s clothing; primarily evening
and wedding dresses. My creativity
included successful designs in
theatrical costumes and Victorian
era clothing. The Illinois Theatre
Center, theatres in the city of
Chicago, as well as suburban
theatres, enjoyed my talents for
over seven years....Click
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Henriette “Kitte” Arnold - Cactus in Bloom
 
Henriette “Kitte” Arnold - Magnified Boutgainvillea
 
Henriette “Kitte” Arnold - Yellow-Philodendron
My artistic expression is through
clay and the experience evolves into
an adventure of wonder and
discovery. One of my
enjoyments is reading Haiku poetry,
which is contemplative and has a
peaceful naturalistic focus. In
this, I have found inspiration to
create forms with simple lines
complemented by color. Presently, my
personal vision and voice is an
intuitive translation of such
serenity into my work.
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Glenda Brafman - Life is Not Perfect #1  
Glenda Brafman - Orange Pod
 
Glenda Brafman - White MF #1
Dawn Duncan was
born in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Born into a family with both
professional and casual artists, she
has continued that family tradition.
Throughout her High school and
University studies, Dawn pursued her
two greatest interests; Visual Arts
and Anthropology. Deciding to major
in Anthropology, she supplemented
this degree with both undergraduate
and graduate level drawing and
painting courses and later taught
herself Watercolor.
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Dawn Verheylewegen - Hope  
Dawn Verheylewegen - Power of Beauty
 
Dawn Verheylewegen - Mike and Zade
Beth shares that leaving the
advertising world was one of the
best things to happen to her.
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Beth Amato - Amato_Kaleidoscopes  
Beth Amato - Nightlife
 
Beth Amato - Sweet Reminder
Tom is a professor of art at The Art
Institute of Fort Lauderdale,
Broward College, and Barry
University.
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Tom De Vita - Dance of the Stingrays  
Tom De Vita - Where were from Web
 
Tom De Vita - Monkey Business
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