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and studying in Switzerland and Thailand.
“My work honors the cycles of birth, death, decay, and renewal. Ovoid is meant to return to the earth after the two months on display,” Drevas said. Gallery goers will be met by the aromatic smell of a forest floor or pine grove. “I have used loblolly pine needles because they are longer than white pine, and it was a loblolly grove that had the least debris from other trees. I have also learned a lot about working with bamboo on this project for the inner structure. I feel I have found myself with this piece.”
Coming to see Drevas’s show will not only give you a visual and ethereal treat, but you can see the new look as the Six-Pack Gallery, which includes six members, is now housed in the first two front rooms as you enter The Packing Shed Gallery
The back room is now designated for solo shows, currently Amissville's Jack Frazier, is showing there.
When you visit this new solo artist space and this installation, you will see the grand commitment that Jeanne Drevas gives to her art. Her creative spirit will fill your senses while lying or sitting with “Ovoid.” The Six Pack Gallery is open 12:30 - 7 p.m. Thursday thru Sunday.
An opening reception with the artist takes place Sunday, January 20 from 2-6 p.m.
For information, phone (540) 675-3410
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