Inspirations by Aina Nergaard-Nammack and Marta Nammack

Stop by the CAMP Rehoboth Community Center Gallery to see this inspiring exhibit by the mother-daughter duo of Aina Nergaard-Nammack and Marta Nammack.  Aina is a colorist working with abstract forms, both representational and nonrepresentational, and Marta is a talented photographer. Each artist uses their medium to communicate in individual ways. Both artists use art to tell a story and show life and nature in an interesting light.   Aina is inspired by the act of painting itself. “Don’t believe any artist who tells you that he works when he is inspired,” she says. “That doesn’t work. You work, and then you get inspired. It is hard work. It is fun, but it is hard.” She extracts what she feels and imagines forms and colors in equilibrium.   Marta is inspired by the world around us. “There is always a different way of seeing the beauty, whether it be the expression in a subject’s eyes, interactions between people or animals, the patterns made in nature, or a combination of shapes, shadows, and light.   Venue: CAMP Rehoboth.