Courtesy of the artist.

In my work, I use noble materials such as semi-precious stones that absorb, preserve, focus, and issue energy. I use stones such as amethyst, citrine, lapis lazuli, agate, quartz, onyx, jade, and hematite. I also use Swarovski Elements that serve as perfect and glamorous light enhancers, highlighting details with their extraordinary reflection. By means of the intentioned use of color, shape, and texture, I incorporate nature symbolically and figuratively, along with its rhythm and movements to create an experience of the magic in its perfect harmony. I am awakening the collective unconscious of the sensations that only nature is able to transmit: peace, tranquility, strength, harmony, and magic. In this way, I seek to provide the right energy to harmonize every space and the people who live there.

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Devin Powers, Liminal (detail) 2013. Image courtesy of the artist.

If you are the city this Thursday evening consider stopping by Marymount Manhattan College for the opening of the new exhibition, Self-Similarity in Math, Nature & Art at Marymount Manhattan College curated by Hallie Cohen and Sam Freeman.

Featuring : Samwell Freeman, Susan Happersett, John Hiigli, Michelle Hinebrook, Caleb Nussear, Jascha Owens, Devin Powers, John Sims, Joan Waltemath

Self-Similarity in Math, Nature & Art
September 29 – October 31, 2013
Opening reception: Thursday, October 3, 6 to 8pm
Marymount Manhattan College
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