Group Show Invitational at Bridgette Mayer Gallery, Philadelphia

 

I am so pleased to be invited by on of my favorite galleries to create a piece for this show.

Cosmic Garden, 10" x 10", acrylic on ampersand panel.

 

My painting is on this wall!

Opening Night Reception

 

Bridgette Mayer

Supernova Sold

Supernova, 12"x 12", acrylic on ampersand panel

 One of my all time favorite paintings sold this week and will be hanging at its new home
here in Western MA.  So happy to have this beauty out in the world.

Photos from SHIFT

Gallery Director Anne LaPrade Seuthe writes; 

On view in the main gallery space are a forest of tree sculptures,
a garden inspired meditation floor painting, a painting of a sparkling waterfall,
alcohol-ink paintings on tiles, and paper flower sculptures in a variety of sizes.

Hunsicker’s ethereal, open ended paintings made their first appearance in a
solo show at Hampden Gallery 10 years ago. In this new body of work,
aptly titled “shift”, the artist’s signature orbs and floral motifs have
have shifted from two to three dimensional.

 Her process involves  gathering together materials that are headed to be discarded.
This body of work is comprised 80% or more of recycled materials.
Hunsicker repurposed these materials in unexpected ways -- all while
 keeping notions of a lush edenic garden somewhere in the mix.

 Of the shift that has occurred in the works in the exhibition, Hunsicker writes,
“ By keeping my studio practice in line with my spiritual practice I trusted
that the resulting works would in some ways express my view of the  world.”

 

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SHIFT Now showing at Hampden Gallery

 

 

 

Please join me on April 22nd from 2 to 4 pm at Hampden Gallery, UMass, Amherst
to see the show and celebrate Earth Day!

  Come witness the SHIFT that has taken place in this body of experimental work.

This show is an exploration into new and unpredictable mediums which include

 alcohol ink on tile, epoxy resin on glass, cut paper, vinyl, mixed media sculpture, 

and acrylics including metallics and interference paint on paper.  

Using forms such as trees, flowers, and circles, this work addresses color, frequency, 

and vibration with underlying themes of living in harmony with the natural world, 

reverence for nature, and spiritual ascension.