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Like many women, Marj Casswell returned to a hobby she loved after retiring.
Casswell enjoyed painting when she was young, but put that interest on hold to raise a family and have a career.
A passion to create
Earth, Water and Fire to present their work
- By Danielle Frost
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July 29, 2014 12:00 am
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Life
Millie Kimery calls the Earth, Water and Fire group her "special place."
Kimery's piece "Friday Harbor" will be part of the showing at the Second Story Gallery at the Camas Public Library.
Cheryl Poole is intrigued with the, "interplay of shapes, textures and patterns," in her work.
Poole studied graphic design in college and uses a mixed media approach to her work.
Marj Casswell returned to painting after scaling back her consulting business 10 years ago.
Casswell describes the painting experience as filled with "emotional and spirtual freedom." This piece, "Lobos Returns," will be featured in the upcoming exhibit.
Roxce Stavney, pictured with her piece, "Iris," travels from her home at the Oregon Coast to participate in the Earth, Water and Fire art group.
Kimery aims with her work to "create feelings of what is not always visually there, but exists from within."
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