It’s very common for artists to find beauty in the outdoors. There are plenty who find inspiration in our ocean, bay and pines. But there’s a new artist in the community who draws inspiration specifically from the indoors. Gretchen Scherer, 42, of West Creek, creates intricate artwork based on interiors.
Last weekend her work was the subject of a solo show called “Sometimes, Light” at the Monya Rowe Gallery in midtown Manhattan.
“I’ve always been interested in interior spaces. I used to make art about my own interior spaces.
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