“Hola Howdy Hello": When A Reflection Of Color, Space, And Place Unite Two Worlds.
Georgetown Art Center 816 S Main St, Georgetown, TX 78626
Show opens on Friday Nov 17 and ends Dec 22.
Gallery hours Tues-Sat 10a-6p, Sun 1p-5p, closed Mondays
Reception on Saturday Dec 9, 4-6p
Artist talk on Sunday Dec 10, 2-3p
Step into a world where Sylvia Troconis’ color sculpture and Lisa Zinna's vibrant "color crazy" art converge in a captivating dialogue. This exhibit showcases their individual brilliance, along with a unique collaboration that emerged organically just a couple years ago.
Sylvia Troconis: The Sculptor of Discovery
Sylvia Troconis, originally from Venezuela, forms sculptures that blend modernist color-blocking with precision craftsmanship. Her art, currently influenced by space and astrophysics, evokes a sense of wonder and discovery. From 3D assemblages to installations, Troconis' work is a testament to creativity's power.
Close Up “Almost Hydrogen”
“Almost Hydrogen”
Lisa Zinna: The Colorful Dreamweaver
Lisa Zinna creates photo and resin art that defies convention. With pastels and vibrant shades, she creates contemporary, smile-inducing works that intrigue and amaze. Her art, born from years of photography and digital exploration, invites questions and sparks curiosity.
Prolific Poppies. Lisa Zinna
Ocotillo Dreams. Lisa Zinna
The Collaboration: Where Boundaries Disappear
During the pandemic, these two artists merged their talents, resulting in a limited edition series titled "Familiarity of Place". Combining resin, photography, and laser-cut materials, their work features punchy colors and iconic Texan subjects in layered, depth-of-field sculptural constructions, invoking memories and nostalgia. Each piece becomes a conversation starter, weaving together stories of people's experiences.
“Terry Black’s Barbecue” Troconis + Zinna
"Hola Howdy Hello" celebrates the universal language of art, transcending borders and mediums. Join us on this artistic journey where "Howdy" is born from "Hello" and "Hola".