One Word from the Crane:  The Eloquence of Restraint

Employing subtle hues, high contrast, and multiple layers of graphite, India Ink, and charcoal, Heather Lancaster depicts the striking elegance of the Japanese Crane. Tsuru no hito koe, "one word from the crane," resonates with Lancaster. There's great impact in a singular, authentic voice… a voice committed and unwavering, soft or low but clear, undeniable… a voice with authority. Through the representation of the Crane's lithe gestures, Lancaster aims to convey the impact of quiet action, and the dignity of restraint. In the Crane she sees beauty and strength of convictions without judgment, of kindness and compassion, and of the courage to stand for truth. 

Spalding Nix Fine Art - November 9, 2018 - January 18, 2019

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