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Published July 2nd, 2014
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Moraga Library 'Artist of the Month' Captures Local Harmony and Balance
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Submitted by Wenda Pyman |
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"Moonrise over Mt. Diablo" Photo provided |
The Moraga Public Library will feature "Luminous Landscapes - Intercepting Light," a solo landscape photography show by Wenda Pyman, a longtime Moraga Art Gallery member, through July 30 during library hours.
Pyaman's body of work reflects her all-consuming passion to capture diverse patterns and imagery, both locally and worldwide. Her style reveals a unique perception of her surroundings. For her, it is not just about finding a perfect location or composition, but finding harmony and balance between elements of color, lines, texture and shapes that are both pleasing to her and the viewer. Photography for her is a means of self-expression as well as an outlet from the stresses of everyday life.
Pyman has been a Moraga Art Gallery member since 2003. She was instrumental in relocating the gallery to its current location. Her exhibit venues cover Danville, Lamorinda, Oakland and San Francisco. Her photography has graced CD album covers, calendars and the walls of collectors, both locally and internationally. Her portfolio includes images from India, Europe, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and, more recently, Myanmar (Burma), Laos, and Vietnam. When she is not globetrotting, she wanders the hills of the East Bay, Lamorinda, Mount Diablo and beyond.
You can also see selected work at the Moraga Art Gallery, Rheem Valley Shopping Center and at Handworks of Danville, 155 Railroad Avenue, Danville. Visit her website: wendapyman.com or contact her at (415) 859-8030.
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