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Varieties of hot peppers dangle in the air in joyful motion.
This is a collection of red and yellow baby peppers, strung on clear line, and hung in Serena House at Camp Hill, KImberton, PA.
The residents, impressively creative, have spent a morning stringing picked peppers from their gardens.
The joyful symbolic free form art, is representative of the beautiful hearts of the artists.
By tweaking the colors and contrast of the peppers, I desired to create the atmosphere of light, happiness, and spiritual contentment alive in this home.

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I find mystery in Creation and Re-Creation: respite and solace in the woods, observing the different wildlife, underground brooks, the fluid intricate frozen water patterns and sounds; mystery in an ever growing appreciation for a Master's Loving Brush and Wand. - Art is an unconscious interconnecting with the soul of nature, which is only revealed through a deliberate intimate relationship. I always knew that art would be a major avenue of deep expression. My major at Converse College, South Carolina was Fine Art, which I broadened to include minors in Religion, Humanities and Philosophy. During my four years there, I studied at Moore College of Art in Philadelphia, and art history in London, Amsterdam and Paris. Education opened...