Diversions Sav Best Art Pick May2006
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Maureen Kerstein's new watercolor exhibit at Gallery Espresso, titled "Drama", features ethereal landscapes and forms created through her mastery of the fluid and atmospheric qualities of watercolors. Three of the pieces highlighted are "Ingenious" with its jade textures, "Melodious" with its ruby red waves, and the more representational "Sunflowers". Kerstein reveals light and shadow as a single fluid element in her psychedelic works, which require imagination to see actual pictures but find their beauty in this creative interpretation. The exhibit will be on display until May 25th at the gallery.
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