Those were four(or five) days of pure delight for art lovers.
The world of art came to Miami. And for the first time the Bakehouse had a very active participation. The doors were open to the public from 10am-6pm, and free breakfast was served everyday from 10-1pm.
Below, the two pictures that I showed in the main gallery, for the exhibition “Sensory Overload”, curated by Lauren Wagner, our Associated Director of Exhibitions.
"Baobab´s Eye".
This is one of the beautiful baobabs in the Young Circle Park, Hollywood, Florida. It reminds us of an elephant´s eye and trunk.
Frequently I find those kinds of resemblances in the botanical nature, like this one in the forest at the Deering Estate at Cutler:
"Little Bear Head and Unicorn.
The second picture at the exhibition was a Beethoven bust with an IPod. At a certain time in his life Beethoven could not hear, but could produce the most wonderful music, like “Choral Fantasy”, the title of this photograph:
"Choral Fantasy".
If you want to see those pictures framed in larger prints, come and visit my studio(# 24) at the Bakehouse Art Complex.
