“2020 has been a big collective experience of new challenges and changes — a time of testing limits, taking breaks, changing course, trying new things, making distant connections, taking chances and seizing opportunities. Simultaneously, it has been a time of struggle, hardship, grief and loss.” -the visionary projects

So honoured and happy that one of my newest artwork has been selected to be a part of the Visionary Projects’ group exhibition with 51 artists from across the world.

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“Part I: The Era of Seclusion” is now live until November 10th! Out of thousands of pieces submitted, the Visionary Project selected 54 artworks created in 2020; and will spend the next 40 days of this exhibition highlighting every creator in the process. This is what artists from around the world have been creating this year, in 2020, please visit the Link and hope you enjoy their curation of many lovely artworks. Artworks Listed are priced to sell:

Take the Virtual tour here: TheVisionaryProjects/Exhibit

FEATURING ARTISTS

Kelly Rossetti, Nicole Kutz, Samantha Rueter, Chau Nguyen, Wei Gao, CJ Mazzalupo, Lisa Roy, Kaitlyn Rose, Robin Olsen, Laurén Brady, Jessica Matier, Kris Lorence Ancog, Camille Selhorst, Linda Colletta, Anne Sophie Lorange, Tracey Adams, Natalie Dadamio, Amber Larks, DeAnne Olguin Williamson, Charlie French, Essie Reeves Somma, Marisa Quartin, Flora Castiglia, Pat Forbes, Judi Brice, Margriet Hogue, Christine Crockett, Ayse Sirin Budak, Bri Wenke, Margaret Henning, Kasia Kręcicka, Hannah Zimmerman, Christina Kwan, Kelly Marshall, Tamiko Braun, Harris-Lee Rose, Renee Phillips, Aaron Webb, Kate Luther, Chad Robert Collofello, Kate Zimmer, Sarah Suzanne Noble, Sarah Eyton, Elise Mendelle, Von Allin, Morgane Richer La Flèche, Coline Rohart, William Taylor, Preston Trombly, Joshua Hershey, Jenny Chandler

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"The Unfolding" signifies the internal turmoil evoked by navigating the difficult reality of a global pandemic. The artwork involves several layers of paint, featuring glossy, illustrious turquoises and yellows in the foreground, scraped away to reveal the whispers of purples and blues underneath. Complex and multifarious, this color contrast mirrors the challenges of life during COVID-19, but also reminds of the simple joys that have persevered throughout – family, friends, or the beauty of nature. "The Unfolding" reframes the classic battle between light and dark through the lens of the pandemic, reminding the viewer of both the obstacles overcome and the rebuilding of a brighter future; creating an atmosphere not only of apprehension, but of untapped potential. - Tamiko Braun