The Two Rivers Gallery will be opening a pair of new exhibitions later this month.
“A Walk in Sunflowers” features art done by Ukrainian artist Mykola Zhuravel, uses a number of mediums, such as painting, sculptures, and installation art.
“He intricately weaves nature into his creations, crafting vibrant visuals that symbolize humanity’s connection to the Earth,” a description from the Gallery says.
“Zhuravel explores the potential harmony between Earth and mankind, often addressing the barriers humanity has raised against such unity. Through his ambitious style, Zhuravel presents a captivating series of living images that depict a visionary utopia. By transcending mere documentation, Zhuravel adeptly blends elements of surrealistic grotesqueness and nostalgia, delving into the realms of metaphor and fantasy.”
“A Faded Gaze” features a number of works selected from the Gallery’s permanent collection.
“This exhibition aims to explore a series of figures in which the faces are distorted, faded, and blurred, either by the artist’s intention or the technique they have employed,” the Gallery description reads.
“Whether standing alone or alongside loved ones, as part of a vast landscape, or amidst a street of protesters, these subjects invite the audience to imagine the narrative and the untold stories that each piece may hold.”
Both exhibitions will open with a reception on October 24th at 7:30 pm, and will remain until January 12th.
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