ALPHA OMEGA ARTS
By
Gregory & Ernest Disney-Britton
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| Alicia Zanoni in her artist studio at the Harrison Center for the Arts in 2017 |
I am a bigger fan of landscapes than Ernest, but we are both huge fans of the ethereal weather paintings of Indianapolis-based artist
Alicia Zanoni. By painting elements of weather, she invites us on a spiritual journey. We first became fans of her crashing ocean blue waves in 2017-2018 during her
Arts Council of Indianapolis fellowship. Today, those same spirit-filled brush-strokes are blended into landscapes with orange, green, and yellow. We brought home her “The Opposite of Hesitant” on Friday, and that makes
Alicia Zanoni our artist of the week.
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| Detail of Alicia Zanoni's “The Opposite of Hesitant” (2019); Oil on linen; 15" x 28" |
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| Detail of "The Opposite of Hesitant" |
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| Come What May, oil on linen |
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| Not Your Average Apocalypse, oil on linen |
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| The End as We Know It, oil on linen |
