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October—Alisa Huntley, “Reflecting Change”

October 3 at 8:00 am - October 28 at 7:00 pm

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Alisa Huntley’s exhibit, Reflecting Change, opens October 4, from 3-7pm during the Old Mill District First Friday Gallery Walk at
Tumalo Art Co. The title is a metaphor for the change of seasons as well as the transitions we endure all through our lives.
Alisa is just getting back to painting after a catastrophic event and finds the healing power of nature a cathartic gift.

 

A mountain stream flowing through huckleberry bushes and deep green alpine forest.
“All Jazzed Up” is an oil on aluminum by Alisa Huntley, showing a crystal clear stream in Oregon’s Cascade Mountains surrounded by huckleberry bushes that have turned to autumn colors.

 

“I love exploring—to be in nature with all senses fully engaged and come upon a scene with extraordinary light and beauty. Those moments that take your breath away, make your senses vibrate. Whatever you’re thinking about falls away. To be fully in the moment is transformative and exhilarating!

The act of painting is also an adventure. It is a powerful mix of vision, inspiration, passion, skill and playfulness. Through acts of creating, we find opportunities to understand ourselves, connect with others and connect on a deeper level.

 

the spring-fed Metolius River in blues and greens by Alisa Huntley.
Central Oregon’s spring-fed Metolius River in blues and greens—The Source an oil on aluminum by Alisa Huntley.

 

The paintings for Reflecting Change each have been inspired by those magic moments. A fall day on the Metolious River, incredible light at Sparks Lake, a last moment on the North Santiam River before the massive fire.”

 

 

Mountain stream in blues and greens by Alisa Huntley
Crazy Woman Creek is a large vertical oil on aluminum of a wild mountain creek in Wyoming.

 

Alisa’s paintings reflect the optimism, strength, resilience, and joy we can find in our daily lives. Her method of working in transparent layers and loose, colorful brushwork is enhanced by the reflective surface of copper and aluminum which creates a jewel-like glow.
With loose, gestural strokes she lets the gleam of the metal show through, adding to the depth and luminosity of the image.

Tumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District, open 7 days a week. For more information call 541-385-911 or see tumaloartco.com.

 

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Start:
October 3 at 8:00 am
End:
October 28 at 7:00 pm