ART IN NATURE FESTIVAL MAY 27-28

Sharing series of his latest photographs from his travels, capturing pure and honest moments of the untamed human spirit amongst the noise of city life. 

Bringing together a collection of work inspired by optimism, movement, and vibrant color combination.

Celebrating nature's grounding energy through mindfulness-inspired photography that heals and inspires.

Presenting his latest body of work using non-traditional techniques, like burning and wood stain. His recent more abstract and thoughtful works bring him back to the tactile essence of painting.

Most of Tom's inspiration comes from nature and being out in it, where water, sky and earth converge. 

Sharing his new art form called "Enhanced Driftwood Sculptures". Created through a lengthy process using hand-selected, natural  (never reshaped) pieces of driftwood harvested from the local "Historic" Potomac River.

Illustrating moments in time and consciousness through the subconscious meeting of the formal art elements being manipulated and the emotional issues that affect Elaine as an artist.

Showcasing her outdoor sculpture collection depicting the different stages of human journey and exploration. 

Presenting "Fragmented View" series of collages that capture the perception of our world as fragments of one moment in time, place, and our state of mind. 

Sharing the story of "Why Love" through a collection of illustrations, video, and music that guide the audience through a series of questions that explore the journey of love. 

Many of Miki's images are related to emotions or her exploration to understand herself, others, and life experiences. Miki has been creating art since she was 16 and in recent years, she has expanded her artistic expression to printmaking and mixed media.