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Huntsville, AL Artist Elizabeth Reich of LZBTH Creative Content Cloud Studies Selected for an Alabama Women's Caucus of Art (ALWCA) Group Exhibit with Huntsville Hospital, Aims.
Cloud Studies Selected
Artist Elizabeth Reich of LZBTH Creative Cloud Studies pieces selected by ALWCA Exhibition Committee for: Calm Huntsville Hospital, Aims and Alabama Women's Caucus for Art (ALWCA) March 4-30, 2024 No opening or closing reception. Art will be displayed throughout Huntsville Hospital. 2024 is year 6 for a collaborative and diverse exhibition showcasing ALWCA members.
Pictured
A 20"x20" Polyptych of Watercolor Cloud Studies:
1. Spring Sky Cloudy Day – Stratocumulus Floccus Clouds
2. Sunrise Cumulus Clouds
3. Spring Sky Cloudy Day – Stratocumulus Clouds
4. Morning Clouds – Altocumulus Clouds
(top to bottom, left to right)
Clouds are Calming
When life gets a little much Elizabeth heads outside for a walk. Studying clouds, and taking in the natural world, or a colorful flower garden. This has always distracted her from the current troubles. She finds clouds fascinating. Their movement, how you can identify shapes of animals within them, and how light and color plays off of the clouds. This leaves Elizabeth restored.
What Inspired the Cloud Paintings
These studies were a focus on developing artistic skills in painting different types of clouds, as well as light and color play.
About the Artist
LZBTH Creative Content works with nature and floral paintings, as wells as surface pattern design. When painting, founder Elizabeth Reich sets out to portray the emotions felt and the view seen, when the natural element(s) inspired the question "How would this be painted?" Elizabeth is not a watercolor traditionalist, she enjoys exploring other mediums to mix with watercolors to achieve the feeling and visual scene that inspired the art. Elizabeth returned to art 10 years ago, after a moment of introspection she asked herself "What would my 8 year old self want to do?" The answer was "Watercolor!" The journey continues with loose and painterly paintings, what she calls "playing in colorful puddles." Elizabeth's artwork is inspired by nature and colorful gardens, reminders of past homes in New England and home in Huntsville, Alabama.
Elizabeth's Mission
To bring the gift nature offers her to the art viewer. Elizabeth sees her art as not just pretty, but a bridge between chaos and serenity. May these Cloud Studies bring you a moment of Calm.
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