“I Am She,” Oil, 2023, 30″x48″ by Marlisa Dunn

Experience the profound narratives and stunning visuals that Constructed Nature: A dialectical approach to the elements of landscapes brings to life; the exhibition features 6 artists reimagining nature through diverse mediums. Join Height Arts for the opening reception at 5 pm on Friday, August 16 by RSVPing here.

Constructed Nature showcases an array of artists who offer unique dialogue on nature, identity, and cultural heritage. The show features Bonnie App, Marlisa Dunn, Aaron Foster, Ernest Hatten, Hallee Palermo, and Lori Pastor.

Marlisa Dunn harnesses the frenetic energy of fleeting moments, capturing ephemeral beauty in her dynamic oil paintings. Each piece invites contemplation on the impermanence of our surroundings, offering a glimpse into the transient nature of life.  

Arron Foster delves deep into themes of ecology, restoration, and place. His evocative pieces urge viewers to reflect on the interconnectedness of all living beings and the importance of conservation efforts. Foster’s work underscores the vital need to preserve our natural environment. 

Ernest Hatten encapsulates the beauty of nature through his lens, presenting photographs that instill a sense of wonder and reverence. His work captures the sublime essence of the natural world, encouraging a renewed appreciation for its splendor. 

Hallee Palermo manipulates light and shadow within her vibrant floral compositions, infusing the exhibition space with dynamic energy. Her art mirrors the vitality of nature, creating an immersive visual experience. 

Lori Pastor adds a nostalgic charm with her reverse glass painting technique on vintage windows. Her innovative approach provides a unique perspective on our environmental heritage, blending past and present in a harmonious display. 

The show remains on view until Sunday, October 13.