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In this exhibition

3 works by 2 artists

Juan Rosenfeldt

2 works

Artist

Juan Rosenfeldt

About

J u a n R o s e n f e l d t

Group Shows

2010-February-A Month of Music- The Loft At Liz?s-Los Angeles, California

Assemblages

2009-December-A Song in my Heart-Santa Monica, California

Assemblages

2009-August-Diverted Destruction-The Loft At Liz?s-Los Angeles, California

Assemblages

2009-May-Nature?s Calling-The Loft At Liz?s-Los Angeles, California

Assemblages

2003-June-Open Studios-Westchester Arts Council-White Plains, New York

Drawings

2002-June-Open Studios-Westchester Arts Council-White Plains, New York

Watercolors

2002-April-Westchester Biennial 02-New Rochelle, New York

Video Art

2001-June Open Studios-Westchester Arts Council-White Plains, New York

Watercolors

1998-July-Municipal Gallery at Barnsdall Art Center-Los Angeles, California

Watercolors

1994-February-FLECHA 94-Madrid, Spain

Watercolors Oils Acrylics

1993-December-Caballo de Troya-Madrid, Spain

Watercolors

1993-September-Espai Hartung- Es Mercadal, Menorca, Spain

Painted Ceramics

1993-July-Arths- Alaior, Menorca, Spain

Painted Ceramics

1993-June-Masha Prieto-Madrid, Spain

Watercolors Oils

1993-February-FLECHA 93-Madrid, Spain

Watercolors Oils Acrylics

1992-December-Caballo de Troya-Madrid, Spain

Watercolors

1992-February-FLECHA 92- Madrid, Spain

Watercolors Oils Acrylics

1989-December-Seccion Aurea-Madrid, Spain

Watercolors

Solo Shows

1994-January-Caballo de Troya- Madrid, Spain

Artist statement

Would Untitled work as an artist name? Does the umbrella actually protect the rain from the dry man? Where does the deer jump from? These questions, and many more, are precisely answered by art.

Long before I learned to read and write, I sketched islands full of pirates; and flying machines; and unseen worlds. Since then, my travels have blessed my hunger for stories and adventures to interpret in my work.

I?ve learned that Nature by far is the unsurpassed teacher. Primitive stories come forth in the reading of a bird?s trail in the sky. For me, watercolor is an exercise in beginner?s mind and infinite heart.

I?ve learned that beaches after a storm bring great driftwood. Assemblage resembles the process of a city: disparate thing

See all of Juan’s work
Antler Forest
Antler ForestMixed Media · 13 x 10
Harvest
HarvestMixed Media · 9 x 21

Felice Willat

1 work

Artist

Felice Willat

Santa Barbara, CA, United States

About

Felice Willat is an award-winning travel photographer and publisher, whose images from Burma, Morocco, China, Vietnam and Argentina, capture the beauty of the human landscape across cultures. Willat's photographs have been juried into the Los Angeles Center for Photography, Photo LA, Photo Independent, TAG Gallery, Bergamot Station, the Brand Library, Glendale, CA, and numerous other venues across the United States and in London, UK and Italy.In 2010, Felice won First Prize, for her Travel images in the Southern California Council of Camera Clubs’ annual juried exhibition. In 2009 Felice published The Quiet Between, Song of Burma, a book of photography and poems.

Felice sees her camera as providing a sense of time expansion and stillness. She says, “I could capture a moment, something sacred or commonplace, an unconscious gesture, a tattered clothesline, a red plastic pitcher, or a worn prayer book. I like to leave the familiar, travel to far-away places, and find the gift of really being present.”

Selected Exhibitions

2015

LAPhoto – Fabrik Magazine Gallery

Topanga Canyon Gallery – Juried Group Show – Featured Artist

Juror – Michael Zakian, Director, Weisman Museum

2014

Captured 2 – Second Annual Photo Competition – Santa Barbara Tennis Club

“Climbing Cardinals” – Best of Show

Los Angeles Center of Photography – First Annual Member’s Show

Photo Independent – Raleigh Studios – Inaugural Debut - Zen of the Land

LA Photo – Fabrik Magazine Gallery

Artist statement

THE ZEN OF THE LAND

unites a visual trilogy of country people, their landscapes and lifestyles in humanist, spiritual, pictorial harmony. Willat brings a centered, thoughtful and organic approach to photography and to the living of a purposeful artists' life. The serenity in her images is both pensive and evocative; mirroring her contemplative intellect and ebullient personality. The artist’s best works percolate with a Mandala-full of life forces that emanate from her subjects, which she shoots in situ. Her most interesting pictures linger in the mind's eye. They move the viewer into spaces where we breathe deeper and slower- harmonizing with those who inhabit the visual world that Willat creates.

“I can get lost in the moment. The shutter seems to click on its own when I'm fortunate enough to capture someone at one with their environment. My favorite shots are not portraits and they’re not landscapes. I like to shoot people going about the living of their lives within their lands. They become defined by how and where they live. That’s what I’m known for.”

Jemmaa El Fna, a cityscape of Marrakesh’s town square, is a pageant of humanity where horse drawn carriages, push carts and shoe shine stands are readying the famous marketplace for day’s end. It perfectly expresses the interchangeability of Willat’s desire to characterize those she shoots by the places they inhabit and to portray these places by the persons who populate them.

See all of Felice’s work
View From the Bridge
View From the BridgeArchival Pigment Photo on Wood · 20 x 30