Soundscape, Watercolor Painting by Jill London Mary cassatt It was the first time

It was the first time at an art exhibition designers from each field joined together in this way instead of being in separate categories or posed against one another

making it a striking visual statement

Whether clustered in a group to create a "swarm" installation on a wall

The resulting work is a dynamic field of energy that invites freedom of thought

making each piece subtly distinct

Soundscape, Watercolor Painting by Jill London Mary cassatt It was the first time17W x 21H x 1D In this 1997 soundscape, Jill London translates the ephemeral energy of live music into a permanent visual record, utilizing a gestural language that bridges the gap between ancient ritual and modern abstraction. Painted on museum board and protected by ultraviolet block plexiglass, the work is housed in a frame handcrafted by London herself, an extension of her mastery in traditional water gilding and frame making honed under the