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Visual Art  

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SkyE

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Current explorations in Queering the Canvas: how to create visual art that can only be experienced in its entirety in person. First, going deep into nature to lie under a tree and make a plein air ink piece.  Brought back to the city, creating the feeling of nature in our bones.  Can we get the touch of green, the feel of fresh air, and the transcendence of the sounds of the wind to our concrete cityscapes? Making non-normative choices from the handbuilt stretched canvases to the style and application of paint and color.

SkyE's Perspective series is soon to be revealed. Commemorating 20 years of their Lamposts/Nightscapes. Right after the sun goes down, there is a moment when the sky is that purply blue, and you pull out your camera and think, "Maybe this time..." but that moment is never captured on camera. SkyE has been attempting to capture it for over two decades

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Jeremy Hahn

Listen to the lines as they strum the two dimensional space. 

Colors dance as geometric forms take shape. 

A surreal portrait poured of liquid pigment on the page. 

An invitation of visual movement underway.

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Hahn creates primarily in watercolor and ink. Working with these liquid mediums he strives to create movement and harmony on the page by spatially balancing the visual elements, using vibrant colors, and exaggerating the surreal attributes of the subject matter.

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Installations

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What does GPGP (Great Pacific Garbage Patch), EverWilts,  Tea Stories, Marks have in common? They are all entry points into the larger transdisciplinary piece, currently known as LAYERS, created by SkyE with different audiences in mind.

SkyE's plain aer inks and embellishments 

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