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The Miller Library welcomes Maja Sereda's exhibit, Wild Guardians.
The exhibit is open during library hours June 3-27.
Meet the artist at a reception Saturday, June 8, from noon to 2 pm.
From the artist’s statement:
In the jungle, as in our daily lives, everything is in perpetual transition. As an immigrant artist, I am captivated by the cyclical nature of existence – the biogenic scum forming and dissipating, the metamorphosis of green leaves into hues of purple, the transformation of mud into a habitat for termites and a haven for cicadas. I find myself dwelling in the in-between states, transfixed by the processes that mirror the fleetingness of life. Nature is a sanctuary, a muse, and media in my work.
As Rene Magritte said, “Everything we see hides another thing, we always want to see what is hidden by what we see.” My work is an invitation to slow down and see what is hidden.
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