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Vantage Street Design Wall Art

Semiramis Empress of Babylon Portrait

Carlotta Gallery

"Wabi-sabi (Portrait of a Grand Canyon)."

Illusion Elegance Collection

Peace of Love II Portrait

Pastel Resin River Portrait

Coastal Elegance Portrait

Sunset Portrait

Rock Canyon Portrait

Between the Grains Portrait

Prism Flow Portrait

Open Forest Portrait

Gold Star Portrait

Pretty Place Portrait

Ocean Peak Portrait

London Fall Portrait

Floating Marbles Portrait

Autumn Current Portrait

Rivers Bounty Portrait

Still Water Divide Portrait

Sue Graef

SelfPortrait

Woodland Tapestry Portrait

Rose Wall Portrait

Alexander Rowan

Skogafoss, Self-Portrait

Self-portrait, Vestrahorn

Amethyst Stream Portrait

A Contemporary Interpretation of Natural Boundaries

The Living Edge: Portraits is a virtual exhibition of contemporary resin and wood artworks presented in portrait format. Each piece explores the moment where natural wood meets flowing epoxy resin, transforming organic materials into modern wall art designed for vertical display. 
These works focus on contrast and balance—solid and fluid, structure and movement. The wood provides strength, history, and grounding, while the resin introduces light, motion, and depth. Together, they create visual pathways that draw the eye upward, encouraging stillness and reflection. 
Presented as canvas prints in this virtual space, The Living Edge: Portraits invites viewers to experience how natural boundaries can become expressive, meditative, and deeply personal—where material edges evolve into moments of connection.

The Living Edge Portraits

An ongoing Series of Iconic Jellyfish Portraits created over many years in Aquariums around the U.S. Using a unique method of capture, through the glass using only the lighting in the tanks, the images are vividly colorful and impactful. Called "Magnificent" by Dr. Sylvia Earle, foremost Jellyfish expert on the planet, at National Geographic, they are mounted behind Acrylic and use a French Cleat to hang. Spectacular, one and all...

See Next Exhibition: OF THE WILD: Intimate Portraits of Animals

FLOW: Iconic portraits of Jellyfish

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