FULL BLOOM
June 13th - 27th
Opening Night June 13th, 5 - 7 pm
Full Bloom is a luminous glass art exhibition inspired by the height of summer-when butterflies emerge, orchids unfurl, and blossoms exist in their most confident, unapologetic state. Featuring intricate glass sculptures of flowers, wings, and organic forms, the show captures a season defined by color, abundance and movement.
At its core, Full Bloom is also a meditation on age-specifically, the often-overlooked beauty and wisdom of a person in full bloom of life. This exhibition reframes a later-in-life time, not as decline, but as arrival: a time of clarity, strength, possibility and beauty. Like summer itself, this stage is radiant, apologetic and earned.
Deb Williams’ glass works echo this duality. Delicate yet resistant, transparent yet powerful, the sculptures mirror the lived experience of a person who has weathered seasons and now stands firmly in
their own light. Butterflies symbolize transformation and freedom; orchids evoke rarity and endurance; blossoms speak to a beauty that exists fully because it is fleeting.
Full Bloom invites viewers to slow down, look closely and reconsider what it means to flourish. It is a celebration of nature at its peak-and those who have come into themselves with confidence, wisdom and grace.
Pretty To A Wall
July 11th - 25th
Opening Night July 11th, 5 - 7 pm
“Pretty To A Wall” begins with two questions: who is the pretty, and what is a wall?
This exhibition centers on ceramic faces-some reflective, some punctured, some holding mirrors.
Patient, handmade, intimate forms emerge from clay and attach themselves to objects that resist resolution.
Our world is structured within invisible grids. We are born into them fully formed-delicate thresholds that move us from one space to another, often without our awareness. The shift is subtle but absolute: you are not just the viewer. You are the narrator. You are the creator.
Pretty, isn’t it?
CARBON/CHROMA
August 8th - 22nd
Opening Night August 8th, 5 - 7 pm
In Carbon/Chroma, El Jaouhari explores the fertile tension between destruction and renewal. The title reflects the work’s dual forces: the scorched, organic textures of wood burning and torchwork (carbon) set against bursts of vivid pigment and radiant light (chroma).
This body of work brings together intricate mixed-media compositions that bridge traditional craft and contemporary abstraction. Each piece moves between erosion and illumination, surface and depth, memory and reinvention.
Key elements of the work include:
Pyrography & Torch work
Deep, rhythmic patterns are burned directly into the wood, forming a raw, tactile foundation.
Artistic Rebirth
Fragments from the artist’s earlier paintings are reintroduced through collage, allowing past works to re-emerge in new contexts.
Luminous Accents
Gold leaf and high-saturation color catch and reflect light, creating a striking counterpoint to the charred surfaces.
