ZENITH
February 7 – February 19, 2023
Zenith is used to refer to the highest observable point that a celestial body reaches during its orbit. For instance, as hours pass by our moon would slowly reach its zenith at midnight, when it shines the brightest in the night sky. Similarly, the sun reaches its zenith around noon time, which is also when it is at its hottest.
This exhibition features artists Tao Butao, Coeli Manese, Fitz Herrera, and Kristian Somera – as each of their works deliver a visual form of communication to their audience, creating a window into their personal versions of zeniths.
The Last Vestiges of Summer
Mixed Media on Canvas | 40 x 60 inches | 2022
Change of Season
Mixed Media on Canvas | 48 x 60 inches | 2022
Ending/Beginnings
Mixed Media on Canvas | 48 x 48 inches | 2022
Cecie’s Lullaby
Mixed Media on Canvas | 36 x 36 inches | 2022
“Say Hello” (Series)
Acrylic on Canvas | 18 x 18 inches | 2022
“Touch the Sky” (Series)
Acrylic on Canvas | 48 x 48 inches | 2022
“Say Hello” (Series)
Acrylic on Canvas | 18 x 18 inches | 2022
“Touch the Sky” (Series)
Acrylic on Canvas | 36 x 36 inches | 2022
“Awakening 288”
Acrylic on Compressed Metal | 60 x 36 inches | 2022
“Double Black”
Acrylic on Compressed Metal | 60 x 36 inches | 2022
“Sunshine is Shining”
Acrylic on Compressed Metal | 48 x 36 inches | 2022