Self Portrait as a Fractured Mirror Kurtis Rykovich I believe the intrinsic need

I believe the intrinsic need to communicate with

Su Limbert’s site specific installations explore the impact of civilization on the natural world and the contradictions of the human condition through evocative storybook narratives

This piece will be on exhibit through March 26

Her paintings often involved portraiture with a departure into the surreal with faces skillfully obscured and misplaced by the clean sweep of a brushstroke

while trying to create an interesting and compelling composition

Self Portrait as a Fractured Mirror Kurtis Rykovich I believe the intrinsic needDetails About Oil on panel 16 x 20 in. 2019 Lacey Bryant lives in the SF bay area where she paints almost every day. Her expressive oil paintings capture haunting narratives between her subjects. Characters inhabit a realm of strange, nostalgic sweetness with undercurrents of darkness and mystery. When Lacey isnt painting, she likes to go hiking, knit, play with her cat, Hecubus and eat cupcakes.