What Remains

'What Remains' can be seen visibly in a language of discoloration, rust, tarnish, stain, warping, shrinking, shrivelling, scars, dents, and peeling due to the passage of time and weathering.  What remains can also be felt in our memories and feelings from our childhood or more recent experiences.

Participants were encouraged to see their world in a different lens and look for the smaller details and imperfections. They were encouraged to experiment and try new ways to create collage papers and push themselves towards more meaningful and personal expressions. They also found new and creative ways to use Japanese washi papers in their collages. By looking for more personal expression, they discovered a deeper connection to their work and themselves. 

As you look through this exhibition, I hope you see what I see… that each individual worked on their own unique style and artistic voice. I hope you see their bravery and dedication to finding their own identity.  And I hope you find the beauty and creativity in 'What Remains'.

I am very honored to be a guide and support to artists who are on their own journey of self discovery and I hope you find inspiration among these beautiful works and the artists’ personal expressions.  Join me in viewing this unique journey."

– Donna Watson 

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