Join us for this exhibit with painter Peter Cusack at the Judy Black Memorial Park & Gardens.
A Letter to Zola, Artist Statement
Ambiguity is at the heart of this body of work. In ambiguity, one can discover and explore archetypical notions, providing order in a chaotic and unknown world, and acknowledgement of the divine’s presence in our lives.
“A letter to Zola” refers to the correspondence between Paul Cezanne and Emile Zola, where the two artists share a long and energetic conversation discussing important aspects their creativity, nostalgia, loss, companionship, and drawing. This exhibitions is a visual correspondence about the creative life, the times that we are living in, loss, companionship, and drawing.
The figure is present in all of these works, but it’s dissolving as it comes to terms with the digital age and qualities of disembodiment from nature and earth.
