Name: Hôtel Biron Art & Wine Show - Pandora and the Caduceus 3/14
Start: 2025-03-14T17:00:00-07:00
End: 2025-03-15T00:00:00-07:00
Location: 45 Rose St

$H\u00f4tel Biron Art & Wine Show - Pandora and the Caduceus 3\/14$

We are honored and excited to have Marianna Kiraly debut her solo exhibit "Pandora and the Caduceus"
About this Event

Hôtel Biron Art & Wine Show - Pandora & the Caduceus

Get ready for our second art show of 2025 on March 14th @ 5pm!
We, @hotelbironwinebar are honored and excited to have @bicucullline debut her solo exhibit at our wine bar.
There will be a raffle which includes a round of chambongs, wine, art from the artist, etc. All money from our raffle will go to our artist! Raffle prizes will be @ 9:30pm. Because the opening show is on Pi Day, we will have slices of pies to give with every purchase. (First come, first serve). Live Music by Blue17

Date: 03/14/25

Time: 5:00 pm - 12:00 am

Location: 45 Rose St, San Francisco, CA, USA

Below is a bio of our featuring artist and info on their featured work:

ARTIST BIO

Words for Marianna:

I'm a neuroscientist passionate about innovation, art, mental health, and drug discovery. As an artist, my goal is to share my visual stories and to connect with my audience through creativity.
I invite viewers to gaze deeply within their consciousness and hearts. My encaustic paintings are inspired by psychology (I use art as an emotional outlet - to me it serves as a substitute for journaling), novel techniques, and the desire to play with mind-stretching associations. My art practice is a deeply personal process that dances at the edge of real and imagined existence.
My inner conflict between my scientific thinking and my emotional world is expressed through surrealism. I enjoy discovering exciting new ways for self-expression via layering the molten semi-transparent wax-based encaustic medium using fire (the flame of a blow torch), sculpting the material, playing with its opacity, depth and color fusion. My curious nature has led me to continue expanding my palette of artistic tricks - learned by my own unique experimental innovations - such as the diffusion of pigment powder, colored sand and the inclusion of magnets, mirrors, and various other objects to achieve certain visual effects. As an artist, my studio is my sanctuary where I can process the harshness of the real world and feel connected with myself and with nature.