Louvre Museum Note Cards

Artist:  Simonida Perica Uth

Materials:	Painted in oil on canvas with copper leaf etched by acid (a process invented by the artist)
Year:	1994
Dimensions:	47” x 59”

"Sarah and Hagar" and "Abraham and Isaac" were Diptych:  "The Binding of Isaac" and can be purchased " for $8,000.  Click here for more information on the Diptych: The Binding of Isaac.   Artist's Statement For me, the art is a journey into our sub-consciousness. Although we long for peace and harmony, we inevitably face torments in our life journey. Art faces both aspects and helps us understand ourselves, while reflecting on our time and society. The purpose of art is to talk to us and guide us to our inner emotions. In the end, it is like looking into a mirror. These pieces aimed to connect opposites like old and new. Glorious elements of the biblical past with modern mixed media like copper leaf, Chinese ink, and oil pastel. A combination to give spark to our flight of imagination.

Artist:  Judy A. Greenberg

Materials:	Collage on Canson Art Board
Year:	2019
Dimensions:	16” x 20”

Artist's Statement Art has always been in my DNA. In 2018, I returned to making art. My recent collages, on display at The Moment Gallery, deviate from my earlier works of abstract expressionism. I work mostly in collage, cutting up forms, reassembling and letting the material guide me. Some of the collages combine elements of surrealism and cubism, incorporated into compositions of abstract cityscapes and landscapes. I have devoted my whole life to the arts … this is a continuation of that devotion.

Artist:  Simonida Perica Uth

Materials:	Painted in oil on canvas with 23K gold leaf and copper leaf etched by acid (a process invented by the artist)
Year:	1994
Dimensions:	29” x 59”

"Sarah and Hagar" and "Abraham and Isaac" were Diptych:  "The Binding of Isaac" and can be purchased " for $8,000.  Click here for more information on the Diptych: The Binding of Isaac. Artist's Statement For me, the art is a journey into our sub-consciousness. Although we long for peace and harmony, we inevitably face torments in our life journey. Art faces both aspects and helps us understand ourselves, while reflecting on our time and society. The purpose of art is to talk to us and guide us to our inner emotions. In the end, it is like looking into a mirror. These pieces aimed to connect opposites like old and new. Glorious elements of the biblical past with modern mix media like copper leaf, Chinese ink, and oil pastel. A combination to give spark to our flight of imagination.

Artist:  Judy A. Greenberg

Materials:	Collage on Canson Art Board
Year:	2020
Dimensions:	16” x 20”

Artist's Statement Art has always been in my DNA. In 2018, I returned to making art. My recent collages, on display at The Moment Gallery, deviate from my earlier works of abstract expressionism. I work mostly in collage, cutting up forms, reassembling and letting the material guide me. Some of the collages combine elements of surrealism and cubism, incorporated into compositions of abstract cityscapes and landscapes. I have devoted my whole life to the arts … this is a continuation of that devotion.