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How Brennan Harris Blends Classical and Modern Elements in His Art
Orange County-based artist Brennan Harris transforms his struggles with dyslexia into a source of strength, merging classical Greek and Roman philosophies with vibrant, contemporary designs. Through his unique process, Brennan creates meticulously crafted works that inspire and uplift, blending the ancient and the modern in exciting ways. Learn more about his journey, artistic influences, and how health and fitness shape his art.
Kate Banazi: A Multi-Media Artist’s Journey Embracing the Glitch
Crisp, clean, mesmerizing, and fluid. These are the words that come to mind when I look at the work of multi-media artist Kate Banazi. Her style is undeniably rooted in geometry, yet there is an organic nature to much of her work. A strong balance is present, often with complex, overlapping lines and patterns that give the impression of motion. Working primarily in printmaking and sculpture, Banazi utilizes both two- and three-dimensional forms to create her body of work, which includes silkscreen prints, wall sculptures, collages, and a permanent 30-meter sculpture in Sydney.
On the Edge of the Mystical with Cindy Bernard
Explore the mystical and enigmatic world of Cindy Bernhard's art in our latest interview by Christina Nafziger. Cindy’s paintings, known for their dreamlike quality, blend darkness, intrigue, and a touch of humor. Discover how her use of domestic interiors, wide-eyed animals, and gothic elements create an otherworldly atmosphere that captivates viewers. In this insightful conversation, Cindy shares the inspirations behind her work, her disciplined studio routine, and how existential questions influence her stunning creations. Don’t miss out on this deep dive into the mind of a contemporary artist whose work is as thought-provoking as it is visually striking. Plus, learn about her upcoming shows, including a solo exhibition at Richard Heller Gallery in LA.
Read the full interview and get lost in the art of Cindy Bernhard.
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