In her artwork, Jacqui explores her fascination with the concept of palimpsest, a process used during ancient times to wash off a page of writing to re-use it. Sometimes the original writing was not completely removed and a ghost of what had been written remained. As she paints, Jacqui uses multiple layers of paint and other mediums to create a sense of depth and complexity. She sees this as a metaphor of the human experience. We are all multi-layered beings, deep and wonderfully complex. Hints of what is underneath frequently show through.

Show Dates: April 6-29

Reception: Saturday April 8, 2-4

Gallery Hours: Fridays & Saturdays, 11 am to 4 pm 
First Thursdays (April 6th) 5 to 8 pm and by appointment

 Location: 312 S Washington St., in the Tashiro Kaplan Building (map)

Website: https://www.lynnhansongallery.com/