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X-WR-CALNAME:Let There Be Light: Works by Robert Hunter
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LOCATION:12 Dodds Lane\nRehoboth Beach DE 19971
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SUMMARY:Let There Be Light: Works by Robert Hunter
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DESCRIPTION:November 7 through November 30\, 2025 Opening Reception: Novemb
 er 7\,\n2025 (5pm-7pm) Ventures Gallery Bob Hunter is a Plein-Air Artist\,
  who\ncan be found painting most days on and around the southern Delaware\
 nseashore. He primarily works with oil paints\, but is equally\ncomfortabl
 e working with other mediums such as watercolors\, pastels\,\nand graphite
  pencils. The subject of his work varies widely from\ncoastal landscapes\,
  boats\, farmland\, fields\, valleys\, rivers\, and\nfigurative compositio
 ns. He is motivated by the visual experience\, it\nis paramount\; it’s t
 otally engaging – a singularity of purpose.\nThe subject and circumstanc
 e of the visual experience i.e.: light\,\ncolors\, and time constraints ty
 pically dictate which medium is used.\nFor example\, if drawing a figure (
 or whatever subject)\, it’s the\nlight on and around a person or group t
 hat initially captures his\nattention. The light becomes an aesthetic medi
 um\, element\, a fabric\nfrom which we weave the tapestry of our visual li
 ves. “But it’s\nthe seeing thing that most interests me – the totali
 ty of the visual\nexperience are exciting things to watch and see. From th
 at moment on\n– seeing the shapes\, form\, and color interaction that ma
 nifest the\nartwork. Should the light change (clouds come in or dissipate)
  or an\nindividual get up and leaves – well then the work if finished. M
 y\nwork is a celebration of life. It is a sincere attempt convey\nsomethin
 g unpretentious about what I see and experience… Plein-Air\nlandscape pa
 inting speaks directly to where I AM. The paintings I\ncreate\, quite simp
 ly depict a captured moment in time\; an attempt to\nbe here now\, it’s 
 a sort of a Zen thing. I’m an observer… So\,\nthe process of selecting
  a subject to draw or paint is largely\ndetermined by chance circumstance.
  When the light is right\, and the\nspirit moves me – I paint. “Any fr
 amework\, method\, or label you\nimpose on yourself is just as likely to b
 e a limitation as an\nopening.”  Venue: Rehoboth Art League.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:November 7 through November 30\, 2025 Opening 
 Reception: November 7\, 2025 (5pm-7pm) Ventures Gallery Bob Hunter is a Pl
 ein-Air Artist\, who can be found painting most days on and around the sou
 thern Delaware seashore. He primarily works with oil paints\, but is equal
 ly comfortable working with other mediums such as watercolors\, pastels\, 
 and graphite pencils. The subject of his work varies widely from coastal l
 andscapes\, boats\, farmland\, fields\, valleys\, rivers\, and figurative 
 compositions. He is motivated by the visual experience\, it is paramount\;
  it’s totally engaging – a singularity of purpose. The subject and cir
 cumstance of the visual experience i.e.: light\, colors\, and time constra
 ints typically dictate which medium is used. For example\, if drawing a fi
 gure (or whatever subject)\, it’s the light on and around a person or gr
 oup that initially captures his attention. The light becomes an aesthetic 
 medium\, element\, a fabric from which we weave the tapestry of our visual
  lives. “But it’s the seeing thing that most interests me – the tota
 lity of the visual experience are exciting things to watch and see. From t
 hat moment on – seeing the shapes\, form\, and color interaction that ma
 nifest the artwork. Should the light change (clouds come in or dissipate) 
 or an individual get up and leaves – well then the work if finished. My 
 work is a celebration of life. It is a sincere attempt convey something un
 pretentious about what I see and experience… Plein-Air landscape paintin
 g speaks directly to where I AM. The paintings I create\, quite simply dep
 ict a captured moment in time\; an attempt to be here now\, it’s a sort 
 of a Zen thing. I’m an observer… So\, the process of selecting a subje
 ct to draw or paint is largely determined by chance circumstance. When the
  light is right\, and the spirit moves me – I paint. “Any framework\, 
 method\, or label you impose on yourself is just as likely to be a limitat
 ion as an opening.”  Venue: Rehoboth Art League.
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