“After the Rain” (pastel on paper), by Marilyn Ruseckas, in her joint show “Terra Chroma,’’ with Kileh Friedman, at Frog Hollow Vermont Craft Gallery, Burlington, through July 28
— Image courtesy Marilyn Ruseckas
The gallery says:
Ruseckas works in a “modern realism" style and through her work, captures “intensely personal interpretations" of the Vermont landscape. Friedman, a ceramic artist, creates organic patterns and builds an “intimate connection to the land itself. "
“At the heart of this exhibition lies a profound connection to the earth itself. Marilyn Ruseckas’s luminous pastels, pigments born from the earth, share a malleable material kinship with Kileh Friedman’s ceramics, crafted from the very clay beneath our feet.’’