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Though he grew up in the windy city of Chicago, Wayne Bell spent his teenage years in Texas before moving to Atlanta to pursue a B.A. in Psychology at Morehouse College. Not satisfied with a narrow scope of education, he also eagerly studied anatomy, physiology, and medical science. Upon graduation, he went west, and spent the next decade honing his craft in Los Angeles. As it seems everyone else does, though, he found himself back in Texas. Houston specifically. 

Though never classically trained, Wayne has always obeyed the urge to create; from his early days building with Legos, all the way to the refined brush technique that now defines his practice.

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Check out his new installation at Bisong Gallery this Valentines Day if you find yourself wandering. 

Wayne Bell calls the movement Atmospherism because it defines what can be made from time and space: how it can be shifted and molded and synchronized into almost a climate of its own.

His forms compel the viewer to recognize patterns within themselves. It lends perspective with the saturation in its color and light. The striations generated from the the brushstrokes create gradients of hues.

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Atmospherism is about the process of bending and transforming the given space around us. When we as human beings move and change with our own evolution- how exactly Do we change? And what are the results of said change?

Rebirth is your new self- a new form of who you were. So now, what are your expectations, goals, limitations, ambitions? Where are you headed in this new life you’ve been given? Ponder these questions and more at W.A.T.E.R. - What Are The Expectations after Rebirth, at Bisong Gallery February 14th, 4-7 pm.

Admission is Free, RSVP Required

Face coverings and social distancing are required.

BISONG ART GALLERY is located at 1305 Sterrett Street Houston, TX 77002

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