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  1. Swing Tide by Kelly O'Dell, Image 1.

    Kelly O'Dell

    Swing Tide

    Blown and sculpted glass

    9.5 x 8 x 5.5 in

  2. Starry Sound by Laura Hudson, Image 1.

    Laura Hudson

    Starry Sound

    Acrylic on panel

    36 x 48 in

  3. Snapshot by Laura Viola Preciado, Image 1.

    Laura Viola Preciado

    Snapshot

    Acrylic and pigment dispersion on canvas wrapped panel

    20 x 40 in

    $1,400

  4. Wish You Were Here by Laura Viola Preciado, Image 1.

    Laura Viola Preciado

    Wish You Were Here

    Acrylic and Ink on canvas

    48 x 48 in

  5. Northbound by Laura Viola Preciado, Image 1.

    Laura Viola Preciado

    Northbound

    Acrylic and pigment dispersion on canvas wrapped panel

    36 x 48 in

    $2,500

  6. Evenfall by Laura Viola Preciado, Image 1.

    Laura Viola Preciado

    Evenfall

    Acrylic and pastel on canvas wrapped panel

    41 x 45 in

  7. Ain't No Mountain High Enough...(Marvin Gaye) by Laura Viola Preciado, Image 2.

    Laura Viola Preciado

    Ain't No Mountain High Enough...(Marvin Gaye)

    Acrylic and pigment dispersion on canvas

    40 x 40 in

  8. Spring Orchard IV by Karen Abel, Image 1.

    Karen Abel

    Spring Orchard IV

    ceramic, oxides, glaze

    10 x 4 x 3 in

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About the artist

Ryan Grossman

Ryan Grossman uses painting as a means of commentary or reflection by attempting to create a moment or narrative that taps into human emotion and the experiences we share unconsciously. After getting his degree from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco, Ryan began to reflect on the landscape he grew up in, the Pacific Northwest and the quiet melancholy of the seascape. His work does often go beyond the emotional and interpersonal into more surreal and symbolic territory as well. Reflecting his curiosity of the unknown and the other. While his style is mostly realistic, he is often trying to achieve the believable through a more abstract approach to mark making.