Advanced Orthopedics in the Genoa Medical Center
See work on a rotating basis by Guild artists inside the Advanced Ortho offices, which is in the Genoa Medical Center, 2305 Genoa Business Park Drive in Brighton. Viewers may be buzzed inside by asking at the reception desk. You are invited to view the art during normal business hours. Works are displayed throughout the waiting areas and doctors' office corridors. Curator is Bob Wollenhaupt at rwollenhaupt@gmail.com
Now at Advanced Orthopedics: Rocco Pisto
Rocco Pisto earned a bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from Eastern Michigan University in 1974 and has been painting for over five decades. He is the current President Emeritus of the Michigan Watercolor Society and holds both a Signature Member and Great Lakes Fellow designation in that group. He also holds membership in the National Watercolor Society, International Society of Experimental Artist (ISEA) and the Brighton Art Guild.
Rocco’s artist statement:
“As a painter for over fifty years, I never tire of the experimental process of starting a piece and solving the design problems along the way to make it a finished work. Spontaneity, discovery, individuality, analysis, visual balance, contrast, and contradiction all summarize my thought process. I find that no two paintings are the same, and I cannot paint the same thing twice. My technique of painting abstractly by dripping, pouring, splashing, and brushing paint allows the work to evolve until it meets my criteria of what constitutes a successful piece of art. The adrenaline of marking pristine, white Arches Watercolor paper with paint is a euphoric process that never loses its newness or interest.”
www.roccopistopaintings.com
Gallery representation: Terra Gallery & Creative Studio https://terra-gallery.com/
Rocco’s artist statement:
“As a painter for over fifty years, I never tire of the experimental process of starting a piece and solving the design problems along the way to make it a finished work. Spontaneity, discovery, individuality, analysis, visual balance, contrast, and contradiction all summarize my thought process. I find that no two paintings are the same, and I cannot paint the same thing twice. My technique of painting abstractly by dripping, pouring, splashing, and brushing paint allows the work to evolve until it meets my criteria of what constitutes a successful piece of art. The adrenaline of marking pristine, white Arches Watercolor paper with paint is a euphoric process that never loses its newness or interest.”
www.roccopistopaintings.com
Gallery representation: Terra Gallery & Creative Studio https://terra-gallery.com/
