Fragile ceramic organisms
ACAI Gallery & Studios
“A Thousand Silent Screams” by Dana Bilello-Barrow, porcelain wall installation.
To look at Dana Bilello-Barrow’s ceramic vessels is like peering through a high-powered telescope at planets: round surfaces covered with reddish swirls of gas clouds. But some of her two-dimensional wall-hangings resemble what one sees through a microscope: groupings of round, cell-like forms bunching together, forming her fragile ceramic organisms. See her work along with Maureen Gilli’s in Inner Echoes at ACAI Gallery & Studios through May 13.
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