Seeing the light and essence of a thing - it's something the camera lens finds through serendipity. A yoga teacher would say, the light within me honors the light within you. The 'you' is all the things with which we coexist - like those peonies in the Shanghai Botanical Garden. Every thing carries a story.

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Woodland Tables are made of driftwood from the old growth forests of Oregon and northern California. Only the finest pieces, of slow growing Port Orford Cedar, Ewe wood, Hemlock and Fir; clinging to upland streams and rivers and washed down to the ocean in storms, are chosen.  Exotic tropical hardwoods from Africa and Asia form the tops of these desks, display and end tables, sanded and varnished to a fine finish.  The roots of Incense Cedar trees, emerging from upland lake sand reservoirs when the water is low, are also used.  Let a Woodland Table grace your home with the elegant forms of nature.

Rebecca LaMothe

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The paintings in this show represent my mode of coping with the election of Donald Trump in November 2024, and the utter chaos and trauma that has ensued.

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Bio/Statement:
At age 76 and a lifelong artist growing up in small towns in Oregon, I have always felt nurtured and healed by the process of creating, especially when painting in oils. The act of creating feels medita

The University of Oregon Prison Education Program

Description:

Metamorphosis is an exhibition of art made inside Oregon correctional facilities. The breadth of mediums, emotions, and experiences encapsulated is an example of the artistic talent that can be found, nurtured, and re-discovered during incarceration. Metamorphosis may be understood as the hope of what is to come and an individual’s transformative experience.

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SOCIAL MEDIA & LINKS:

Instagram: @prisoneduo

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/uo-prison-education-program/posts/?feedView=allWebsite/Other: https://prisoned.uoregon.edu/