Casey Snyder is a mixed media artist living in Maryland. She uses various mediums to explore the idea of presence in her work. Casey uses varying fragments to play with the idea of presence and absence, physicality and indeterminacy. Come explore presence and absence yourself at Hillyer Art Space; Casey’s work will be on display through October 31st.
Leslie Robinson uses drawing and video as forums to examine her multiple roles as academic, wife, mother, and artist. She uses these often-conflicting demands as fodder for commentary that may read as critical self-reflection and/or institution critique.- from Robinson’s artist statement. Come to Hillyer Art Space to see these mixed media drawings through October 31st.
Daisy Patton explores the meaning of old photographs once they are taken out of the context. She questions, “what place does an old family photo have outside their original home?” Daisy re-imagines and re-enlivens old, abandoned photographs to give them new life.
“My work explores the relationship human beings have with their surrounding environments, both natural and man-made, suburban and urban. Through image manipulation and the re-contextualizing of symbols, the work creates new perspectives for the viewer to consider when confronted with their own relationship with the environment. Each different series of work explores different aspects of footprint that humans have left on the earth and our connection to it.”- Matthew McLaughlin
Come see this exploration at Hillyer Art Space. Matthew’s work will be up through October 31st.
Organic and geometric at the same time, Rebecca Murtaugh hopes her sculptures will engage visitors and cause them to slow down and question what they are looking at. Rebecca’s sculptures will be on display at Hillyer Art Space through October 31st.
