Lauren Bergman
@i-m-lauren.bsky.social
Artist /Painter
Figurative Realism through the lens of social justice.
www.laurenbergmanart.com
Figurative Realism through the lens of social justice.
www.laurenbergmanart.com
I was very moved by Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde‘s sermon. She spoke eloquently about having compassion and mercy for those most vulnerable in our society. In normal times this would not ruffle any feathers, but clearly we are not living in normal times.
#neveragainisnow #mercy #artcollectors #art
#neveragainisnow #mercy #artcollectors #art
January 24, 2025 at 3:06 PM
I was very moved by Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde‘s sermon. She spoke eloquently about having compassion and mercy for those most vulnerable in our society. In normal times this would not ruffle any feathers, but clearly we are not living in normal times.
#neveragainisnow #mercy #artcollectors #art
#neveragainisnow #mercy #artcollectors #art
Hello out there in Bluesky. I’m brand new here and wondering how artists are using the platform. Does anyone out there have any suggestions? I would so appreciate it!
January 11, 2025 at 12:53 AM
Hello out there in Bluesky. I’m brand new here and wondering how artists are using the platform. Does anyone out there have any suggestions? I would so appreciate it!
Some process shots
January 11, 2025 at 12:40 AM
Some process shots
Csarne Terez Khaia Silber
oil on copper 12x12 inches
In 1944, Csarne Terez Khaia Silber's life was cut short at Auschwitz. She was just 14. In my painting, I reimagined her in a moment of imaginative joy - because every child deserves to live in a world of wonder, not hatred.
oil on copper 12x12 inches
In 1944, Csarne Terez Khaia Silber's life was cut short at Auschwitz. She was just 14. In my painting, I reimagined her in a moment of imaginative joy - because every child deserves to live in a world of wonder, not hatred.
January 11, 2025 at 12:28 AM
Csarne Terez Khaia Silber
oil on copper 12x12 inches
In 1944, Csarne Terez Khaia Silber's life was cut short at Auschwitz. She was just 14. In my painting, I reimagined her in a moment of imaginative joy - because every child deserves to live in a world of wonder, not hatred.
oil on copper 12x12 inches
In 1944, Csarne Terez Khaia Silber's life was cut short at Auschwitz. She was just 14. In my painting, I reimagined her in a moment of imaginative joy - because every child deserves to live in a world of wonder, not hatred.