October 18 – November 24, 2012
Laura Dronzek’s new collection of landscape and still-life paintings are intimate in size, but offer views of grand themes suggested with richly layered surfaces. As Laura Dronzek puts it, “It is the mystery found in the commonplace, the extraordinary in the ordinary that is worth examining.” Her fictitious landscapes are composed of the most basic features: a horizon line, a sky, and a subject, but so carefully rendered, that each one is precious.
Laura Dronzek, BIRD IN A LANDSCAPE WITH HONEYSUCKLE, Acrylic on Paper, 9 × 8"