Tracy Longley-Cook

Through the layering of paint, photographs, and collaged materials, Holly Roberts converges form, memory, mythology, and emotion. She is an artist celebrated for her ability to merge and combine media into hauntingly layered visual narratives where the intersections between image and imagination overlap. Using the interplay of human figures, animals, and landscapes, she calls attention to the fragile beauty of the human and natural worlds, bringing the viewer into a state of psychological tension and emotional unease. Working with fragments of photographs as raw material, Roberts paints into and over them, blurring the boundaries between what is captured and what is created. The resulting images feel both personal and archetypal, evoking myths, dreams, and primal states of being. Figures emerge from landscapes, animals embody human traits, and stories surface that resist literal explanation and instead tap into the intuitive and the subconscious.

Artists: Holly Roberts

Cost: Free to the Public

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Holly Roberts: Confluence curator Tracy Longley-Cook will lead a gallery walk-through and discussion about Holly Roberts and her mixed media work.

Additional Information: All events at the Wright State University: Robert and Elaine Stein Galleries are wheelchair accessible. Accessible parking is available in nearby lots, and the main entrance features automatic doors. Additional accommodations, such as ASL interpretation or alternative formats, are available upon request.

Artists: Holly Roberts

Cost: Free to the Public

Source: fotofocus.org (opens in a new tab)