Chromatic Wanderings
Carol Sanzalone and Andrew Werth
Exhibit: November 7 - December 1
Opening Reception: Saturday, November 9, 1-3 pm
This November, Artists’ Gallery invites art enthusiasts to embark on a
visual journey through ‘Chromatic Wanderings,’ an exhibition featuring
the distinctive works of Carol Sanzalone and Andrew Werth. The show
promises a unique exploration of nature’s patterns through two
contrasting artistic perspectives. Both draw inspiration from the
natural world, yet their approaches couldn’t be more different.
Sanzalone's watercolor and acrylic paintings capture the interplay of
light and shadow in the Delaware Valley, while Werth's intricate acrylic
works delve into the realm of 'organized organic abstraction.'
Carol Sanzalone works in watercolor and acrylic to create paintings
inspired by the colors and patterns of light she observes in nature.
Graphic shapes from warm sunlight and cool shadows evoke images
associated with seasons, times, and places. Her experience in
printmaking with both silkscreen and lithography creatively informs and
enriches her current work. "This exhibition is a celebration of color
and form," says Sanzalone. "I hope visitors will see the familiar
landscapes of our region in a new light."
Andrew Werth returns to Artists’ Gallery this year with acrylic
paintings comprised of hundreds of hand-painted maze-like marks where
subtle color gradations interact to produce a sense of depth and
luminosity. A new series of six ‘Mind Wandering’ paintings span the
chromatic spectrum and include symmetric forms with a perspectival tilt.
This show also includes several new paintings from his ‘Elusive’
series, inspired by concepts from philosophy of mind. "My work invites
viewers to both lose themselves in the details and to step back to take
in the larger patterns of color," Werth adds.
Please visit the event website for
additional information.
Gallery hours: Thurs, Fri, Sat and Sunday 11 am - 6 pm
www.lambertvillearts.com
