Hudson Valley Art Junket
We see patterns in nature. Patterns in art may include the repetition of visual elements—lines, shapes, colors, or motifs—to create rhythm, harmony, and visual interest. Patterns are also important in Western poetry and music in rhyme and rhythm. Human history is seen by many as a way to see connections between eras and Mark Twain is said to have said that history doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme.
Ruminations. Thinking about patterns.
brian Nelson
This idea offered itself in the course of coming up with a something for the theme, and then another one did. Then another one.
Berkeley, California
Maureen Fitzmahan
The woods seen through a screen.
Anshin - Union Vale, New York
Erin Mahollitz
Taconic State Park, New York