shades of red
In art, the color red can symbolize various emotions and concepts. It often represents passion, love, and strong emotions. Red can draw attention and evoke intensity in a composition. It might also symbolize warmth, energy, or even danger, depending on the context and how it's used. Artists use red strategically to convey specific moods or messages within their work. It's a versatile color with a wide range of symbolic meanings, so feel free to explore its nuances in your art to evoke the desired emotions.
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Best In Show
All I Need, Abstract Digital Photography, 16 x 24
brian hallas
Brian Hallas is a dynamic and multifaceted artist from Shrewsbury Township, New Jersey, celebrated for his innovative approach to abstract digital photography. His work, primarily crafted using an iPhone, stands out for its vivid use of color, texture, and composition. By manipulating images through various apps and blending techniques, Brian creates striking, painterly abstractions that immerse viewers in otherworldly gardens and dreamlike scenes. His daily practice of creating and sharing these works is deeply rooted in a response to the chaos of modern life, offering a moment of sensory immersion and escape. By capturing and shaping botanical imagery, Hallas creates captivating and thought-provoking artworks to share with the world. From international conferences to both brick-and-mortar and online exhibitions, Brian’s work has been widely recognized and praised. He has showcased his work in various galleries across the mid-Atlantic region, earning multiple awards and accolades for his talent and creativity. He also enjoys collaborating with several artists of various media.
With a background in theater, music, audio engineering, and teaching, Hallas brings a unique and diverse perspective to his photography. He draws inspiration from nature, particularly through his work as a gardener at a local nursery. This connection to the natural world seamlessly blends with his digital artistry, allowing him to continue evolving his visual style and creating award-winning works that speak to a wide audience. Through his photography, Brian weaves together technology, nature, and sensory exploration, leaving a lasting impact on viewers worldwide.
platinum
Raindrops On Japanese Maple
Lindsey Morrison Grant
Self-identifying as a neurodivergent, two-spirit, elder storyteller and contrarian deeply rooted in The Great Pacific Northwest, Lindsey Morrison Grant's visual works are currently represented by The Siy Gallery of San Francisco, CA.
gold
Poppy For Elena,
Patricia Cannon
Patricia Cannon has been a Registered Nurse at UCSF since 2001. She has worked in cardiac critical care, neurointensive care, heme oncology, school nursing, and currently, in research. Her passion is her faith, photography, and the written word in all its forms.
silver
The Wall, Photography, 12 x 16
Victoria Mullen
Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Victoria Mullen is a frustrated time traveler currently living in Grand Rapids, Michigan. She adores color, and enjoys writing, photography, thunderstorms in summertime, and a most excellent cup of coffee. She attributes her creative passions to her Greek heritage and the Nine Muses, who played, sang, danced, and inspired others to do the same. See her photography in 'Beyond Words’, 'The Word's Faire', ‘Cool Beans Lit’, ‘Chariot Press Literary Journal’, ‘Wild Roof Journal’, and on her website at catboycafe.com.
Bronze
maryann riker
Maryann Riker is a mixed-media artist whose collages and artist books convey a visual narrative relating to women's roles and historical perspectives of societal issues. Her work is included in many private and public collections.
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