Harmony 

Dan Graziano painted 'Harmony', using oil, capturing a rural scene in muted tones. Born in 1953, Graziano's work often reflects a deep engagement with the American landscape. This painting invites us to consider the intersections of rural life, community, and infrastructure. The barn, a central image of agricultural heritage, stands alongside telegraph poles, symbols of modernity and connection. The harmony of the title can be thought of as an exploration of traditional values with the evolution of technology and communication. The choice of muted colors reflects a specific experience of the landscape. The image evokes ideas about identity, history, and the narratives we construct around rural America. 'Harmony' suggests that progress and tradition are not mutually exclusive but are interwoven aspects of our collective experience.