Michael Brown | Red Puss, White Milk | Acrylic on Canvas | 20" x 20"

The reprise of our first Systema Naturae is only days away and aptly titled Submerged.  With the same talented roster of artists (including newcomer Ver Mar), the show promises to showase an impressive collection of work portraying the link between humans and water.  Below is a sampling of what you will find at the show.

We hope to see you at the Opening Reception this Saturday, July 12.  You can learn more about the show and artists here.

Sunken in the deepest waters.
Swallowed by the sea.
Open your eyes to murky visions
of creatures rarely seen.

Jaime Zollars | Hydra | Acrylic on Paper | 2.5" x 2.5" (Plus sketches of pieces featured in the show)

In the same token that water is life-giving,
it also can bring great struggle for humankind.

Andrea Offermann | Lorelei | Mixed Media

The Lorelei is a rock on the eastern bank of the Rhine near St. Goarshausen, Germany (where Andrea Offermann currently resides).  The rock soars nearly 400 feet above the waterline.  It marks the narrowest part of the river between Switzerland and the North Sea.  A very strong current and rocks below the waterline have caused many boat accidents there.

Freida Gossett | Hammerhead | Tooled Leather | 11" x 17" x 43"

Ver Mar | Chymera I: Sea Rhino | Clay & Acrylic | 20" x 11"

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So beautiful! I wish you a good reception ;)