This exhibition is a collection of sustainable photographs and natural wood sculptures by Mona Miri. It is a collection of work representing the environmental landscapes and sustainability work of Mona Miri, throughout her career as a Sustainability Fine Art Photographer. The work is to represent the constant change of the landscape and our Earth, the delicate state it is in. Even in the midst of a polluted and industrial landscape there is still beauty to be seen. The before and after of the remediation of the Landfill park is relieving to view, yet the contrast of the Ice from a century past is hard to observe. With the help of Arbor Day Foundation there will be trees planted for the show as well as the off set of carbon emissions footprints for the production. This has been one of Mona’s Miri’s signature sustainability factors in the production of her work since 2009, as well as the renewable resource of material used, and the importance of the subject matter, our delicate planet.

There will be an opportunity to sign up to plant trees and with every purchase a tree will be planted on the person’s behalf.

Sustainable Photography
Mona Miri
www.monamiri.com

Opening Reception: April 18, 6pm

UNCHARTERED TERRITORIES OF IMAGINATION

Embark on a creative journey as the minds of four visionary designers converge under the banner of ATLS—a collective where each letter encapsulates the initials of its creators, as well as the essence of the map that guides them through unexplored design realms.

Hailing from diverse corners of the globe, ATLS is a compass guiding these creators through uncharted territories of imagination. Drawing inspiration from their respective backgrounds, they’ve woven four distinct worlds.

Through their collective work, ATLS isn’t merely navigating the creative landscape—it’s shaping it. Join them on this extraordinary journey where cultures converge, ideas collide, and a world of design possibilities unfolds.

April 22 - May 26

Reception: May 17, 6pm-8pm

Small works, figurative and non-figurative, are an organic part of the collection of my artworks. This collection has pieces in various mediums, as well as of various sizes - from very large to very small – made during decades of art-making. To be noted that a significant part of these decades has been given to making a number of Interactive Collaborative Art Projects for Multiple Participants, as well as installations.

The following Statement is applicable to all my works, including ‘’small works’’.

From shapeless matter are coming out shapes
Tender shadows – from blinding light
Color, affectionately, envelopes every form
Observation is in the eyes of the beholder – called forth from that very matter

Opening Reception: May 16, 7pm

Olga Shmuylovich