The Process
Visit the Exhibit
At the Firehouse Gallery
July 12, 19, 20 12-4pm July 13 12-2pm
Artists were invited to submit a finished work in any 2-D or 3-D medium.
The style, theme and subject matter were open to their choice.
Accompanying the artwork they were asked to submit an “explainer”
describing the plan or process they used to create the finished work.
Our Judge – Day Moore
Day is a multidisciplinary artist, designer, environmentalist, and entrepreneur who is deeply rooted in a lifelong connection to the ocean, which has fueled both her artistic practice and environmental advocacy since the age of 11.
Holding a BFA from Rhode Island College, her diverse career includes work in paint restoration for Sotheby’s, large-scale theatrical painting, small business consulting, and entrepreneurship.
Her art bridges fine art and activism—what she calls “artivism”—to raise awareness of environmental issues. Her latest work features top-down views of rivers, estuaries, and coastlines, painted in watercolor inks to emphasize water’s fragility and movement while omitting surrounding landscapes to center viewers’ attention on the water itself.
She is an active member of the Silvermine Guild of Artists, Connecticut Women Artists, and various collectives, and has collaborated with organizations such as the United Nations and the University for Peace in Costa Rica on initiatives supporting women, art, and sustainability.
https://www.dayanmoore.com/
Exhibit Award Winners
Congratulations to our award winners! Well done.
Thanks to all the participating artists for embracing this unique theme and lettings us peek behind the screen to see how they make their magic happen.
1st Place
Josephine Eke
Sunburnt Fields
2nd Place
Irina Grace
Codex of Light
3rd Place
Grace Mrsich
Technical Difficulties
Honorable Mention
Marie Dallas
I Love the Beach
Honorable Mention
Michael Wasik
Zarabeth
