Category / 2020 / Fall 2020 / 2020 / Fall 2020 Visual Art / Visual Art
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Water Lillies – Van Lanigh
Inspired by great masters as Vrubel and Monet, Van Lanigh creates figurative and landscape pieces. Her unique style is a reaction to abstractionism in an attempt to capture surrealistic yet casual reality. This is especially underlined by new forms and materials used in Van Lanigh’s artworks aimed to achieve the viewer’s resonance between visual effect…
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Skyscape – Barbara Boxleitner
Dr. Barbara Boxleitner is a former university teacher and current print journalist, who captures through photography the grandeur of life with her beloved daughter.
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Abandoned – Sandeep Shete
Sandeep Shete (“SandyVisual”) is a self-taught visual artist who creates digital artworks and single-panel gag cartoons in his free time. His work has appeared in American, German, and Indian publications such as The Fabulist, The Esthetic Apostle, 45th Parallel, Chaleur Magazine, Rumble Fish Quarterly, Camas, Beyond Words, Stoneboat, The Showbear Family Circus, Reading Hour, and…
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Little Blue – Wolf Freeborn
Wolf Freeborn is a person better known than explained, he strives to live outside the boundaries of expectations and social structure, and through this, he found photography. This medium is a way for him to explore the world and give others a taste of what life is like outside the boundaries others set for us.
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Finding Bright – Jaina Cipriano
Jaina Cipriano is creating visual metaphors for emotions she has trouble defining. Without the help of Photoshop, she builds physical environments that open her subjects up to become part of something bigger. This primes the space for an authenticity that is so visceral it brings the viewer back to their own memories. Jaina’s work takes…
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His Eyes – Krista Guillen
As I fell I could only hear my screams. The birds that I heard when we first came, the crickets singing their melody all drowned out by the deafening sound leaving my lips. Though the fall should’ve lasted a few seconds I experienced it as minutes, hours, days. Questioning my judgment, questioning his intentions, questioning…
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Unicorn in the Garden – Edward L. Woodyard
A Fable by Edward L. Woodyard Inspired by I Corinthians 13 A happy man walked alone through a large garden one starry night. A unicorn appeared and approached him. “Why are you happy?” the unicorn asked. “I’m in love,” said the man. “Why do you wander in the garden?” “I’m trying to find the meaning…
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When I Make My Way To Heaven – Douglas Scott Knight
When I make my way to heaven I hope you’ll think of me Sittin’ with you in the evenin’ Autumn on the breeze And when the sun’s gone down, driving us around To see what we might see Askin’ about your day and wondering “Are the kids okay?” I hope that’s how you’ll think of…
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Lullaby Firefly – Michele Villetti
Michele Villetti‘s music is inspired by an extraordinary story, which sees himself protagonist of an extraordinary approach to four wild foxes. It is a journey through world music, ambient and pop sounds, following his myths, such as Peter Gabriel, Thomas Newmann, Brian Eno and many others. Villetti conceives his solo music, being multi-instrumentalist, and this year…
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Opalescent Flight and When Sea Billows Roll – Tina Rae
Opalescent Flight When Sea Billows Roll Tina Rae is an artist and pastor living in London, Ontario. She is married and is a mother if 2. She has been painting since she was young, but after a hiatus when raising young children, she has recently returned to painting and creating. She is part of the London…
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Fennec Fox and Sea Turtle – Ryan Seo
Fennec Fox Sea Turtle Ryan Seo is a high school student attending Seoul Foreign School in South Korea. He is currently preparing his portfolio. His current interests are in algorithmic art.
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Serenity and Tranquility – Britnie Walston
Serenity Tranquility Britnie Walston is a Maryland-based versatile artist and photographer, capturing energy through light, vibrant color, depth, and texture. The use of exaggerated brushstrokes and abstract color give her paintings life and voice. Her landscapes and abstract work consist of a variety of unconventional techniques to capture the elements portrayed. One of the most…
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Wanderlust and Tranquility – Velda Wang
Wanderlust Tranquility Velda Wang is 17 years old and a current junior from metro Atlanta. Wang enjoys painting landscape scenes and, through these paintings, hopes to invoke either a sense of appreciation for the beauty around us or a sense of urgency at how fast it is all disappearing due to human destruction.
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Seven Minute Mile – Reed Luppens
0 min: 00 sec It’s 37 degrees out but it doesn’t feel cold to me for some reason. My stomach is twisted in knots. The runners around me are getting warmed up… some jogging, some sprinting. I don’t want to waste my energy so I concentrate my thoughts on the race. I walk up to…
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The Mystery Of The Missing Honey – Amaani H Sa’dia
Once upon a time, there was a family of Bees. One day, they went out looking for honey. At first, they couldn’t find any honey but then they spotted some honey by an old oak tree. They collected the honey and put it into little jars, and then they went home. The next morning, Mama…
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Biofuel Baby – R. Gerry Fabian
You compost combustible love. Inner solar panels generate constant rebate romance. There is no waste in your ecological energy. You recycle kisses across a gradual grid so that I am the sole beneficiary of your electric current. R. Gerry Fabian is a retired English instructor. He has been publishing poetry since 1972 in various poetry…
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Methuselah – Elizabeth Spencer Spragins
(A Rannaigheacht Ghairid) Sacred pine Grips the ridge of rocky spine. Roots that probe the limestone crust Brace against each gust, entwine Earth and sky With a long-forgotten sigh Sealed within a pyramid Where the hidden pharaohs lie. Weatherblown, Ancient one of age unknown Marks the centuries with rings, Cradles saplings in a cone. Limbs…
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Era – Jeremy Szuder
All of the nights, for now, stay quiet in this post evening darkness. There is the breath of us all, from our bodies, and I am positive that in those heads, there resides the visions and the rapid eye movements that conjure an escape plan of dreams. The animals in the rained streets are still…
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Lightyears away – Amanda Little Rose
Tonight, I stitched light-beams and heart-strings Together, with thread Pulling tightly all the parts of me I’d left to ruin out in the rain. Amanda Little Rose has been a high school English teacher for five years, and graduated Bachelors of Arts and Science in English and Secondary Education, from Salve Regina University in Newport,…
