Verses From The Abstract showcases work that is non-representational yet tells its story with color and shape. Lines, curves, and contrasting or complementary hues commingle to evoke emotions, while subtle gradations create depth and movement.
Chad Hasegawa, Evan Venegas, and Michael Moncibaiz -- each with many years of experience developing their craft -- present an exhibition of visual compositions that harken Kandinsky's theory that color, like music, influences the soul.
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Chad Hasegawa, Evan Venegas, and Michael Moncibaiz -- each with many years of experience developing their craft -- present an exhibition of visual compositions that harken Kandinsky's theory that color, like music, influences the soul.
Verses From The Abstract showcases work that is non-representational yet tells its story with color and shape. Lines, curves, and contrasting or complementary hues commingle to evoke emotions, while subtle gradations create depth and movement.
Chad Hasegawa, Evan Venegas, and Michael Moncibaiz -- each with many years of experience developing their craft -- present an exhibition of visual compositions that harken Kandinsky's theory that color, like music, influences the soul.
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Chad Hasegawa, Evan Venegas, and Michael Moncibaiz -- each with many years of experience developing their craft -- present an exhibition of visual compositions that harken Kandinsky's theory that color, like music, influences the soul.
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