Heidi Gallery at JSDD is proud to announce the juried exhibition, Teal Me Now. The gallery is committed to showcasing the highest quality visual art created by established, emerging, and underrepresented artists.
Teal Me Now is a play on words for this chameleon of a color, that plays tricks on the eyes and pulls at the heart strings when creating mood and nuance. Encountered in scenes both organic and highly constructed.
Teal... the perfect fusion between blue and green, brings freshness, calm and restoration to all who encounter it.
To be transparent, my Angelic Infinity series uses teal in many of my paintings. So I entered this show not reading the details that I didn’t qualify because I was in Washington DC. But luckily, my three Teal Me Now entries were accepted. They are happy to have some eyes on them and share their message of the more divine aspects of infinity.
This triptych of paintings part of a larger series of paintings unleashing infinity. My aim is to allow infinity’s consciousness to express in a deeper, purer potential inviting a state of motion that is released into the collective consciousness as it is viewed. Layers of blue greens with slivers and glazes create texture and movement that nearly floats with you as you pass by.
Each painting is acrylic and mica on cotton canvas, 3’x3’ finished with a gold wooden floating frame.
Teal me now
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Jurors:
Diane DaPaolis is the founder and creative director of DaPaolis Design. The studio is committed to pushing the boundaries of design and technology with purpose-driven creativity that is enduring and respects the planet.
Previously, DaPaolis was EVP and creative director at FCB, and held senior design and brand development positions at G2, Siegel & Gale, and Lippincott. Since 2013, DaPaolis has been an adjunct instructor at the Fashion Institute of Technology, where she teaches Brand Identity in Advertising Design, Art Direction and Design and Digital Design/Visual Communication.
Geralyn Robinson is an artist, educator, and art show director. She is one of the founders of the Maplewood Art Walk, an outdoor juried art show, and Art in Marshallton, a two-day En Plein Air art festival and exhibition. Robinson is the organizer and director of both highly respected events. She also ran a successful arts education program for children and adults in her own art studio for many years. These classes were taken online during the pandemic, and are still taught today.
As an artist, Robinson is inspired by light, color and the beauty of everyday landscapes. Working primarily in pastels and oil paint, her work reflects a str0ng connection with her surroundings, capturing the atmosphere, movement, and a sense of the lived experience.