"Liminal Threads" is a group exhibit featuring new works by Annalise Nelson, Eve Brown, and Elizabeth Snipes. This exhibit explores the delicate intersections of human experience, where the boundaries of time, memory, and emotion blur. These works embody the idea of the liminal—the threshold between past and future, self and other, seen and unseen.
Through texture, layers, and emotive gestures, "Liminal Threads" reveals an intricate web of connection between the artists and their creative processes, as well as between the viewer and the art. Each piece dynamically interacts with the light and energy of the space, capturing ephemeral moments and weaving them into a shared narrative
The works with their vibrant expressions of line and color are uniquely activated by the intensity and convergence of this space located on Atlanta’s Beltline, a nexus point and social hub of the city.
Solo Exhibition of original work at Grant & Little in Atlanta
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"Elizabeth‘s work is full of movement and emotion, capturing intimate, yet universally familiar moments. New Ground is a celebration of the re-emergence of communal activities and human interaction. The bold and saturated color schemes evoke a range of moods from quiet and contemplative to joyful and exuberant.
The relationship between each element within her work is a metaphor for human connection. Each decision including direction of line, color, and layering of media are thoughtfully made in service to the process. Some marks are ultimately covered or left behind while others are visible in the work’s final form. Each mark is a new beginning, reframing all prior layers. This slow accumulation of layers over time represents the certainty of transience in life. Some experiences remembered and some forgotten, but all essential to the understanding of the present."
A solo exhibition of new work by Elizabeth Snipes-Rochester
Grant & Little Gallery, Atlanta, GA
"Elizabeth‘s work is full of movement and emotion, capturing intimate, yet universally familiar moments. New Ground is a celebration of the re-emergence of communal activities and human interaction. The bold and saturated color schemes evoke a range of moods from quiet and contemplative to joyful and exuberant.
The relationship between each element within her work is a metaphor for human connection. Each decision including direction of line, color, and layering of media are thoughtfully made in service to the process. Some marks are ultimately covered or left behind while others are visible in the work’s final form. Each mark is a new beginning, reframing all prior layers. This slow accumulation of layers over time represents the certainty of transience in life. Some experiences remembered and some forgotten, but all essential to the understanding of the present."
- Ashley Chavis, Art Director at Grant & Little