Mara Sfara's "Animals and Natural" Exhibition Showcases at Haven Palm Beach Gallery

'Two Tigers in Love' ● Photo Credit: Mara Fine Arts, LLC

PALM BEACH, Fla., March 25, 2024 (VSNewsNetwork.com) - The Haven Palm Beach gallery is currently showcasing the artwork of Mara Sfara, an artist whose pieces are deeply inspired by the natural world. The exhibition, which includes Sfara's latest oil paintings, sculptures, and kinetic art, will be available for viewing through May 1.

Gallery director Jude Amsel praised Sfara's work, stating, “Mara is a figurative painter, contemporary sculptor, and multisensory kinetic artist known to captivate her audience with her unique style and vibrant colors. Her works draw inspiration from nature, storytelling, and human emotions, creating an experience that is both visually stunning and emotionally resonant.”

Sfara's connection to animals and nature has been a lifelong passion, influenced from an early age by her father's artistic expressions. “Animals are different from us, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have sensitivities like we do. The better we treat things that are part of our environment and life, the better we can break down our prejudices,” Sfara shared, emphasizing the empathetic message behind her art.

The exhibition is designed to be interactive, featuring a variety of animal portraits, sculptures, and landscapes that reflect Sfara's profound connection with the natural world. In line with Sfara's commitment to conservation, a portion of the proceeds from the exhibit will benefit the Lions Safari Club, a conservation group known for its breeding programs for endangered and threatened species.

Sfara highlighted the importance of recognizing the interconnectedness of all beings: “It’s crucial to understand that other beings are important and have value. We’re just parts of a puzzle, and we need other pieces to complete the puzzle.”

The exhibition is held at Haven Palm Beach, located at 211 Royal Poinciana Way, Palm Beach, FL 33480.

Learn more at www.marafinearts.com.

Source: Mara Sfara via Newswire