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Earth and Echo – Journeys Inward, Artists Statement 6-27-24

In this exhibit, I explore the growing relationship between my memories and worldly exposure, where ego and recollection coexist under the watchful eye of nature. Works inspired by my deep affection for the Adirondacks and Mohawk Valley frequently utilize salvaged materials. This practice acts as a protest against wastefulness and stands as a testament to the passage of time. The subjects are often dark, allowing illumination to chase the shadows. Photography and mixed media coalesce in this exhibit, which is built from a conceptual machine with years of experience, aspiration, and transformation, allowing verity to color the landscape and direct my spiritual growth as an artist.

Artist Statement:

I present these images to you to share my wonder at the beauty of the Southwest. I often had to shoot multiple photos to capture an entire vista; most of these final images are a digital compilation of numerous photographs. I have attempted to edit them only to generate the appearance of scenery as my eyes perceived it. I digitally manipulated these images with a specific goal in mind; to remove the inadequacy of the camera to capture these magical expanses, majestic mountains, and jade-colored water of the beautiful, fragile, and sometimes-terrible southwest.

SALVAGE

SALVAGE was displayed at the SVAN Gallery in the Northville Library at 341 South 3rd Street in Northville, NY from July and August, 2019. The Sacandaga Valley Arts Network (SVAN) hosted the meet-the-artist reception on July 16 featuring Janene Bouck. Her work has been featured at Saratoga Arts & recognized for award at the Arkell Museum, Canajoharie Library Stone Gallery & the Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts.

SALVAGE incorporated regional photography with salvaged material from the Adirondack, Sacandaga & Mohawk Valley Regions. It addressed the artist’s perception of Fulton County; the connections between environment, commerce, education, & social unity.