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“Resting Place”

“Resting Place,” an art installation by married couple Tracie Cheng and Eóin Burke, focuses on the need all humans have to find rest. The artists ask, "We’re all looking for rest, but do we know what it looks like and when we’ve found it?" Cheng and Burke are interested in cultivating a life grounded in rest that accepts the limits of our circumstances, cherishes the regular moments, celebrates life, and takes time to observe and honor good work already done, in a world that has conditioned us to never stop moving and producing.  Each of these pieces were created from their own personal journeys with rest and retreat, capturing the need to slow down and find presence. “Resting Place” is an invitation to quiet your mind and just observe.

Join us on November 14 at 5pm for the Gallery Open House

Previous EXHIBITS

Wall art display featuring various modern, abstract paintings with black and white and color schemes, mounted on a slatwall in an art gallery or store.
Abstract mixed media artwork featuring intertwined strips of paper or ribbon in beige, blue, black, and gray tones framed in black.

“Redefine the line”

By Joseph Dermody

Redefine the Line featured a collection of abstract paintings and wall-hanging sculptures by Fairfield County artist Joseph Dermody. Through dynamic forms, movement, and structure, the exhibit invited viewers to reconsider the traditional definition of a line and explore how it can take shape in unexpected ways.

A multidisciplinary artist with more than two decades of experience in Fairfield County, Dermody also maintains a career as a classical musician, performing with local symphonies throughout the region.

“The Light Shines in the Darkness”

By Katie Nelson Troyer

Created in celebration of Advent, Christmas, and Epiphany, The Light Shines in the Darkness explored illumination, movement, and the quiet power of spiritual encounter. Through richly layered color, texture, and flowing forms, Katie Nelson Troyer’s paintings reflected on the presence of the Holy Spirit and Jesus as the Light of the World.

Her work invited viewers into moments of reflection, peace, and revelation, expressing the warmth of divine light, the breath of the Spirit, and the sense of being guided, comforted, and transformed.