Lisa Kellner’s art means a lot of different things depending on the scale you observe it from. If we visualize her soft, globular work, with its red, purple and yellow hues as if it were very small, it might appear that it was scattered blood vessels – or even closer it could be a microscopic view of viruses. Perceiving it at a larger scale, it could be a far more familiar thing to our eyes; life found on an ocean reef, or gossamer jellyfish; still larger and it becomes colorful clouds or even landmasses lit by the setting sun. [Read more...]