Madame Homer; School House Opera Singer

Madame Homer: School House opera singer

“Madame Homer; School House Opera Performer” 30”X40”, oil paint, water slide decals. This mixed medium image shows Louise Homer surrounded by the fiddle head ferns that abound the area of the School House, also showing movement and energy, there is an image of of the interior of the School house where she would perform on Sundays during the summer seasons. Her fame is for her contralto performance of Verdi’s Aida. Homer Point on Lake George is named after Louise Homer.

Additional Information

Moments of the day became my friend, fast yet changing, yielding to the temporal, delicate light in my rooms, I started to ponder and “ruminate”. A frozen world of my own personal feelings evolved and pooled within, contemplating the world, politics, trends etc. Hunger for life, color, freedom, tribal connection, love, growth, positivity, abundance and happiness swirled in my thoughts.

The paintings in this show represent how I spent my time during the pandemic.

Focus was undeniably easy. Everything seemed to have an undisturbed awkward presence in my holed up world. I started to feel grateful and thankful for the smaller things that were givens, like the sunlight and the everyday things that surround me. The kitchen, the light dancing over my counter of daily sundry chach, kept me innately focused on its new beauty. It somehow seemed very satisfying, somewhat beautiful, and a definite path away from the daily scourge of the current politics and sickness.

Light heals.

Materials and Medium

Oil on Canvas