THESE DAYS, most of us have our purchases, locations and activities tracked daily. This constant cataloging, which we all agree to in the interest of convenience, generates endless amounts of data. The collection of all this information — viewed as benign by some and sinister by others — is rarely referred to as poetic, much less joyful.
Walking into Melissa Borrell’s studio at Canopy is like entering another world, one overflowing with vivid color and eye-catching 3-D interactive works born from paper, steel, and wood.
The synchronicity of artist and gallery are more than the suggested coincidence in time. Bobbi Walker, owner of Walker Fine Art candidly shares her thoughts on the current exhibition and the synergy that artist and gallery share as well as the cohesiveness of all.
Laser cutting. Computer Modeling. Three dimensions. A new age of design is upon us.
You’ve tried to make your jewelry, and it never goes well. We get it. This stainless steel pendant comes in a dummy-proof kit that’ll make you forget all about the failed macaroni necklaces of yore. Melissa Borrell Pop-Out Pendant, $42, Ombré Gallery, ombregallery.com
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