Forward. Into. Spring.

23/3/2015

I am so happy for all of the bountiful cherry blossom trees in our neighborhood. Sidewalks decorated in pinky white pastel petals like powdered sugar on a bundt cake; So delicious is the sight - I wish the flowers could stay...

These wonderful trees have many bumblebees (as big as my thumb!) benefiting as well as birds who visit early in the morning to pick and peck, hop and fly, from branch to branch.

Quite a delightful view - an intimate grouping of such busy birds singing, bringing and floating flowers to the ground among bumblebees bouncing to and fro.

As spring emerges, hopefully one has the patience to listen to sunlit ways joined every now and again with contrasting skies. Endless arrays of variety are revealed even with the same scene seen over and over again.

May there be many moments which reveal something different about the same "old" thing :)

Wishing everyone a good start to the week.

Balcony view.

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Amanda L. Gamble is passionate about telling stories through bold, competing colors in her paintings, color photography and creating the opposite through her black and white images.

Born hearing impaired, she was placed into an aggressive speech and language program at 3 years old to learn skills she missed in order to catch up and function in the hearing world.

Because hearing was secondary, she learned to compensate through sight. Relying on listening to visual cues, subtleties are more noticeable to her in everyday life.

Seen in some of her photography, Amanda captures objects she perceives are ordinarily missed or overlooked. Certain moments are indicative of what has been left astray and perhaps forgotten about among its environment.

Wanting to know the true story hits curiosity right in the heart, evoking the imagination to run wild. What are your thoughts? What do you see? What stirs you? Contemplating the object's position is interesting and makes for good conversation.

Amanda's paintings are statement pieces. Some of them reflect coincidentally earth from afar. The organic methods she imposes creates a flow that will not happen twice. What results is purely chance because she is truly in the moment with brush in hand and paint on canvas.

Her linear works are more structured, however, they too are created with the same technique as the organic pieces.

In translating sight, feelings and sound to material form, Amanda ultimately brings you fresh, spontaneous, authentic, and ever-expanding art forms.

Forward. Into. Spring.

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