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7 Deadly Sins
This unique exhibit showcases the works of talented local artists who have explored the themes of the 7 Deadly Sins - Lust, Pride, Envy, Wrath, Gluttony, Sloth, and Greed. Witness a diverse range of artworks that explore the human condition, morality, and excess. Whether you’re an art lover or simply curious about exploring new ideas, this show promises to be an enriching and thought-provoking experience.
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12 x 9" / Acrylic on Canvas"Yummm!" This piece is a modern, impressionistic painting that uses intense saturated color and playful texture to create the 'feeling' that the viewer can reach in and t...
$950
48 x 36" / Acrylic"Green Envy" was created layer-by-layer, allowing for drying time between each one. Working in this way slows the process down, allowing for a sense of depth to be cultivated. Foc...
$950
48 x 36" / Acrylic"Green Envy" was created layer-by-layer, allowing for drying time between each one. Working in this way slows the process down, allowing for a sense of depth to be cultivated. Foc...
$4,200
28 x 37" / Acrylics, architectural pieces, found objects, crayonsThe attack on Mariupol by Putin was done to break the Ukraine people. This center of art and culture was bombed early on. The histor...
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30 x 40" / Oil We all walk through life faced with temptations to take us off our path. Join our subject in an immersive world where each sin beckons to us. Each of the trees colors represents the ...
$600
21 x 20" / Mixed MediaThe figure is a charcoal drawing on paper with collage techniques employed. The piece is attached to a hard surface covered with layers of epoxy resin.
$6,000
40 x 30" / Acrylics, natural clay, pencilThe winged goddess is not a passive creature, but a warrior...sent to right wrongs...punisher of sins and evil...a balance between justice and retribution.
$495
11 x 14" / Tracing Paper & AcrylicThe central figure in the painting bears a striking resemblance to the artist, reflecting the deeply personal nature of the work. Through the piece, the artist...
