September Fog

September FogSarah Moores work explores the idea that nature is not a place we go, but a relationship we inhabit. Her paintings document how, through paying deep attention, a landscape expands from a flat scene into an ecology of meaningful lives which inherently include our own. In Sarah's words: "After I moved last year from the Appalachian foothills of eastern Tennessee to San Antonio, Texas, I was surprised at how memories of the landscapes I had spent years

but I hope that the space I provide within each image allows others to cast their own memories and narratives upon

"I think of Portsmouth in Summer - a city by the sea - where mermaids languor

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homemade Apple Cider Doughnuts are out of this world

A perfect tiny Ruby is framed in 14k gold on a thin gold band

2012) is a painter living in Atlanta

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larger oil and acrylic paintings in the studio

Tennessee where she works as a fine artist from her home studio

and literature to showcase the enduring power of floral meanings

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Davis is a recipient of the 2013 Next Step Fund Grant from the Minnesota Regional Arts Council/McKnight Foundation