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Lafe Eaves
Gallery Three Presents "And A Wolf Shall Devour The Sun"
By Lafe Harley Eaves
Opening Reception: July 11th 2009, from 7-11pm.
Showing: July 11th through August 2nd 2009. Open to the public.
We are proud to present "And A Wolf Shall Devour The Sun" new shit by Lafe and Harley Eaves at Gallery Three. Alluding to the bizarre, this collection of drawings and paintings effectively takes the viewer to an alternate universe and new process of thought. Please join us for the opening reception on July 11th 2009, from 7-11pm.
Throughout time, traditional and native religions have used psychoactive substances to alter their consciousness and to create spiritual insights. As such, "And A Wolf Shall Devour The Sun" brings us to a place where science, acid culture and nature, together become greater than their counterparts.
Harley Eaves' large-scale drawings are finely detailed with obscure composition and intriguing subject matter. His animals appear to be morphed into spiritual creatures decorated with Native American Indian kerchiefs and feathers. His interest in alchemy and the mind's creative exuberance of the mind transform his characters both in the physical and spiritual sense.
Lafe Eaves' drawings are focused on nature and religion, along side his paintings of a more psychedelic disposition. Working in acrylics and gouache, the vibrant colors explode against a stained wooden background. Repetitive patterns and geometric symbols create an abstract theme, while experimenting with perspective and composition. His six paintings push the boundaries of our societal norms.
Lafe Eaves is a graduate from Kansas City Art Institute in print making. Since then he has shown at galleries around the Bay Area such as White Walls, The Shooting Gallery, 111 Minna and numerous group shows.
Please join us for the opening reception of "And A Wolf Shall Devour The Sun" new shit by Lafe and Harley Eaves at Gallery Three on July 11th 2009, from 7-11 pm. The show will be on exhibit from July 11th through August 2nd 2009 and is open to the public.
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