The Artist
Pamela Viggiani is a mixed-media artist and art educator living in Canandaigua, NY. A native of the Finger Lakes region, Pamela received a BS and MS from Nazareth College of Rochester. She began teaching art in 1986 and continues to foster enthusiasm and creativity in her students to this day. Pamela’s art has been featured in “Small Works”, “Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery”, “Another Chicago Magazine”, “Press Pause Press”, “From Whispers To Roars”, “Sunspot Literary Journal", "Beyond Words Literary Magazine", and "Wild Roof Journal". Annually, her works can be seen in the member exhibitions at both the Rochester Contemporary Art Center and Mill Art Center and Gallery.
The Space
In a converted fruit cellar, Pamela produces abstract visual interpretations of particular ideas or concepts in order to explore the relationship between word and meaning. Pamela’s small works are often manifestations of ambiguity, allowing for varied reactions to each piece of artwork. Some works, however, reflect the world back to the viewer with more clarity, revealing hidden realities and challenging entrenched ways of thinking. With each piece, the objective is to create a profound visual statement within the scope of a small two-dimensional surface.
The Art
Under Construction
Grape OF A Wildfire's Wrath
Leave No Stone Unturned
Stay In Lane
Down The Rabbit Hole
Runaway Vehicles Only
Get All Your Ducks In A Row
Thickly Settled
War
Pepperoni Storm
With Reckless Abandon
After Another Year Without Lipstick
Gerrymandered
Throw Caution To The Wind
Slippery When Wet
I'm So Tired Of Running In Circles
Wrong Way
Window Of Opportunity
Zoom Dysmorphia
Running In Different Circles
Voter Suppression
Object Permanence?
After A Year Without Lipstick
Running Around In Circles
Redlining: Socially Distant Institutionalized Racism
The Black Sheep Of The White System
No Turn On Red
Ring Tone
