Ralph Muzio | Currently On Exhibit

Everyday our senses are filled with the colors of the world. The interplay of light and surfaces deliver color to us. Do we see a color alone and isolated or part of a broader dynamic system? All of the elements in our environment literally and figuratively color our experiences. Our daily experiences with the colorful world breed rich associations that rest embedded in our senses. Memories of events and the emotions tied to our recollections of colorful realities are conjured by hues offered in the present.

We don't ever truly see color independently. When we attempt to isolate a color, it is affected by its neighboring colors, the light offered by the environment, and the surface features on which it rests. Our vantage points and our previous exposure to light and color further alter our perceptions of colors accessible in the present. We find that our perceptions cannot be scrutinized independently. So too, we discover that our emotions have colors attached to them; we never experience color or our emotions objectively.

The rapture of life begins when not only compatible, but also opposing elements come together. Just as the ocean crashes to the seashore, the edge of a meadow creeps to the beckoning forest. The time of day provides the setting for these precious moments of intermingling. I have attempted to bring these moments to you on canvas. Let the colors come to you and hear their echo in your emotions. And so I've brought you to this point based on the precepts that colors collide only to now tell you that they don't. They laugh. They sing. They cry. They dance and they play.

Invite yourself to participate in the ongoing dynamic relationship with these special moments through color. View the canvases throughout the day, allowing the light to play with the colors delivered by your environment and your personal history with color. Observe your feelings created by nothing other than colors and your associations with them. Participate in the harmonious expression of color-rejoice in the strength of pigment and the gift of perception.

ralphmuzio@gmail.com
480-540-8725

Emily Schneider | Currently On Exhibit

Emily is a painter and art educator living in Phoenix.  She is currently in her 10th year teaching and her passion for art goes back as far as she can remember.  Another passion is the natural world and it’s power to excite, inspire and create peace within.  This transformative ability of nature is what inspires her recent paintings. 

To read more about Emily, or see more of her work,
go to: www.facebook.com/EmilySchneiderArt

EmSchneiderArt@gmail.com

Pierre Hambur | Currently On Exhibit

Pierre was born and schooled in Paris,France
when he attended the "Beaux Arts Academie"
during his life he travelled and spent time in
Mexico,London,and NewYork.he has taken several
seminars with Sergei Bongard(impressionist) also
studied with master pottery Donald Schumberg at ASU
also painter Butch Sckyner.