Local Artist Showcases Garden-Inspired Collection at City Venues
Artist Katrina Pete will display her latest floral collection at two city venues through early September, featuring watercolor, acrylic and oil paintings inspired by garden blooms.
Pete's artwork is currently on display at the Lakeville Area Arts Center through June 28, followed by an exhibition at City Hall from July 16 through September 9. The collection celebrates spring and summer flowers from her garden and nearby areas.
The artist transitioned to art after working 12 years in medical lab science, beginning her artistic career creating designs for Hallmark cards. Pete now focuses on licensing her work for commercial use on fabric, home decor and wall art.
Her latest collection emphasizes capturing light and movement within garden settings. Pete said she worked on larger canvases to explore expressive brushwork and color shifts created by light filtering through leaves and petals.
The exhibitions provide residents opportunities to view Pete's work celebrating the seasonal transition from winter to the blooming periods of spring and summer.
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