The March/April art gallery exhibit for 2016 opened today - PixelGraphs
by Celia Durand. Celia’s exhibit is on display until April 30. The art gallery
is located on the 2nd floor of the Smyrna Library. The art gallery exhibits are
sponsored by the Friends of Smyrna Library.
Biography:
As a young adult, I moved to New York from my native country of
Argentina. My previous studies and degree were in teaching and journalism but
since childhood I dabbled in art and crafts.
During the early years, besides raising a family, I studied
ceramics and sculpture and developed my own style. During that time I
participated in several group showings and received several awards. I also
taught myself the basics of early microprocessors and computers.
After moving to Washington D.C., I learned computer programming
and wrote several programs, including "The Banner Machine" - which
printed large-sized banners using a dot matrix printer - and a number of
companion utilities for a retail point of sale software package.
Our move to Atlanta coincided with the advance in digital
photography which opened for me a whole new field and gave me the capability of
combining my artistic aspirations with my fascination with computers.
During the last several years I have participated in numerous art
shows and received many awards. My website illustrates all aspects of my work
and its evolution and my Facebook page keeps everybody abreast of my latest art
related news.
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