It's the kind of piece that you'd love to own, hang above your desk and look at every day. There are several such prints at the show, each delightful, each accomplished and each complete. If you're Sayers-Newlin, you move on to different media, to different ways of creating art. Her most recent work consists of complex, whimsical, and inventive assemblages, incorporating unlikely materials to achieve fascinating results. Inspired by learning that Eros, in Greek mythology, is the son of Chaos, Sayers-Newlin created several works exploring that theme.
Chaotic space is, by definition, empty and formless.
To Sayers-Newlin, the process of filling that space is as interesting as the end product, the finished piece of art. Strange, complex, mysterious creations that are difficult to absorb and understand without effort. Sayers-Newlin is trying to show us form emerging from the void, dreams floating out of fire and ashes. Yes, because she's created some pretty wonderful works of art. The tiny Bridge Gallery is only open on weekends, but appointments can be made to see the work, and your time will be well spent.