Dalia Hierro
At the
Kent Public Library
October 1 – October 31, 2009
Dalia Hierro, Reflectionist artist, presents WTC Reflections at the Kent Public Library.
"When the Twin Towers fell on 9/11, they produced a mountain of ash and papers that rose up to fill the place they had been. Soon afterwards, prevailing winds blew this enormous cloud to my neighborhood in Brooklyn. The place was instantly transformed from a bright sunny world to some kind of deathly snow globe. Suddenly, I couldn't breathe; my street was filled with acrid smoke, gritty fog and falling papers of every kind - business cards, computer printouts, office memos, newspaper, anything light enough to fly - some of it charred, others items perfectly intact.
I watched the tragedy unfold that day in safety from across the East River. But in my memory, it is as if the horror happened right in front of me on my street in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn. This painting, like the others in this show, is an attempt make sense of my experience."
Kent Public Library
17 Sybil's Crossing, Kent Lakes, NY 10512
more info - www.reflectionist.org
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