Alternate Realism - Denise Ortega Opening Night

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Thursday, August 18, 2022, 6–9 pm
Push/Pull Ballard (Seattle)
This is an in-person event
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Denise is a Seattle based artist who, after taking a long hiatus from creating, rekindled her relationship with art 5 years ago. She began to use and see art as a therapeutic form of introspection and expression and grew to love the subtle ways it could calm her tumultuous mind in a bustling city. Her staple tools were pencil and micron pens, but later she branched out into watercolors, copics, and eventually digital illustration.
 
Alternate Realism is Denise’s first solo show which highlights the ways she has been able to use art to express and heal over the past few years. Each piece evokes raw emotions that tell a story of an individual struggling to find peace within themselves and the world around them. Nestled amongst what might seem like ordinary backgrounds and portraits are traces of things gone slightly awry, blood splatters and bandages, things not being what they seem.
 
Denise hopes that in sharing these pieces, she can open a dialogue about mental health awareness and the importance that art and creativity can play in all our lives. For Denise, art has been an invaluable tool which has allowed her to endure, cope with, and heal from the struggles that she experiences. She wishes it can be just as invaluable to others.

Event Location

Push/Pull

5484 Shilshole Ave NW Seattle, WA 98107 Venue website

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