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 JERI BURZIN
A desire to bring back memories of a Caribbean sailing trip sparked my interest in photography a number of years ago. I enlarged and displayed images that I liked, and attended a variety of photography workshops in Yosemite, the White Mountains, Sequoia National Park, and Pt. Reyes. I was inspired to learn about the camera, and see what was special about nature, and “ordinary” things. “Literacy through Photography” workshops at the Center for Documentary Studies taught me about photography as a medium of communication that is exciting to children, which I have integrated into my work as an educational therapist.
My work has been shown at the Ansel Adams Gallery in Yosemite, the Yosemite Museum, the Business of Art Center in Colorado, the Clark Center for Japanese Culture, the Artists’ Union in Ventura, the Celebration of Craftswomen Show in San Francisco, Fresno Civic Center, Arts Visalia, Tulare County Historical Museum, Visalia Convention Center, Brandon-Mitchell Gallery, Café 225, Gallery 25, Visalia Art Studio Tour, Designs by Arenas Gallery, the First Arts Market, and the Tulare County Fair. Currently, a variety of my photographs are on exhibit at the Wooden Indian Gallery in Visalia, Arts Visalia, and the Art Stand in Sanger, CA.
The desire to capture and celebrate special moments and places has continued to motivate me. “Designs in Nature” are what often capture my attention. My images are an attempt to share experiences which I hope you enjoy. |
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