Logan White "The Weeping Rose, Night" Linda Friedman Schmidt Gwendoline Finaz de Villaine's pictorial

Gwendoline Finaz de Villaine's pictorial work is influenced by her musical performer experience

inviting viewers to reflect on these themes through the lens of childhood nostalgia

and David Cameron—further examining the fragile architecture of fame and the public’s fascination with power and persona

Each stitch points to the next in a slow lingering line that asks the viewer to take their time looking

and Greece

Logan White "The Weeping Rose, Night" Linda Friedman Schmidt Gwendoline Finaz de Villaine's pictorialLogan White "The Weeping Rose, Night" 2014 Archival Pigment Print, Framed Dimensions 11x17 in Limited Edition of 6 Includes Certificate of Authenticity Logan White was born and raised in the Deep American South, where matriarchal myth and Southern Gothic surrealism shaped her exploration of feminine interiority. Her work unfolds through allegorical portraiture and fabulist tableaux that blur the line between spiritual ecstasy and ferality. Logan White