Covers 13 - Orange A Paul Landauer In a play on the

In a play on the Persian word Simorgh (Phoenix) they end up with Si-Morgh (thirty birds) realizing that the Phoenix Is nothing more than those birds themselves who persevered and endured the path through Self-sacrifice and steadfastness

illuminating them with lamps of different colors

as in the inescapable air of apprehension and in this case

Each additional hue builds off of that original vision

The artist chooses a canvas cloth laid upon the workbench as the recipient of her creative experiment

Covers 13 - Orange A Paul Landauer In a play on theJoanne Freeman uses tape to mask out shapes and employ hard edges, working spontaneously, placing down a shape and then building upon it. Her use of singular color accentuates the interplay of ground, foreground relationships. Freeman tries to merge random gestures and idiosyncratic shapes with a controlled and reductive abstract language. This piece is part of a series titled "Covers", it pays homage to the graphic style of album covers, paperback