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Rhythm Exhibit at Annmarie Art Center

Rhythm: Movement in Art, Annmarie Arts Center, The Smithsonian

Fallings and Bliss from my Figurative series were selected for the Rhythm: Movement in Art exhibit at Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts Center. This marked my fourth consecutive acceptance at this prestigious venue affiliated with The Smithsonian.The exhibition ran from February 13 through April 19, 2026.About the selected pieces:Fallings, 48×36″ mixed media—In this piece, I put floating male figures with vivid orange and teal up against a misty background of pastel colors. The perspective grid is balancing the organic forms. Inspired by the discovery of perspective in Renaissance paintings, I applied the same tools to contemporary abstract and surreal motifs. There is a mood of freedom and an adrenaline rush at the same time.Bliss, 24×24″ mixed media—about the joy of putting behind a shattered past—preservation or deliverance from harm, ruin, or loss. I’ve used a solid wooden artboard and various media and tools, including initial digital studies, stained tissue paper (collaged), acrylic paint (brush and spray), pastel, stencils, and sanding, to achieve this painting’s unique look and feel. I allow the viewer’s imagination to tell the narrative.

Featured in the NIH Clinical Center Fine Art Collection

I was honored to be part of the effort to improve the patient experience at America’s research hospital, as I was invited to feature eight paintings from my Colorfield, Perspective, and Architectural series in the NIH Clinical Fine Art Collection. These works were on display throughout the first quarter of 2026.

Established in 1984, the NIH collection is curated with a profound purpose: to provide respite, hope, and inspiration for patients, caregivers, and medical staff.

All eight paintings selected for this exhibition featured uplifting palettes and compositions specifically chosen to support this purpose. I was humbled to receive gratitude from several patients and staff at NIH for the peace and inspiration I provided to those walking these halls.

Duration: January 11 – April 5, 2026

The Art League Open Exhibit, March 2026

Swan Song from my Perspective series was selected by Fanna Gebreyesus, independent juror for the March 2026 Open Exhibit at The Art League, Alexandria, VA.

Duration:

March 11 – April 03, 2026

A few words about the artwork:

Swan Song is a visualization of orchestral music inspired by classical music. Fragmented color fields vibrate at different levels. I use multidirectional perspectives to mimic musical harmony and my childhood memories of the first large classical performances I attended. The swan with a cut-off reflection is lost in the vast man-made interior, depicting our endangered nature; hence, the swan’s last song.

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