Landscape, Maine 1991

Editor: Here's "Landscape, Maine" by Elena Prentice. It looks like it's watercolor on paper. It feels like a fleeting moment, almost dreamlike, with this muted palette. What do you make of it? Curator: It whispers of Maine's rugged beauty, doesn't it? See how the artist uses the fluidity of watercolor to capture the play of light on water, the solidity of the cliffs. It feels immediate, a personal record. What do you think that "immediacy" says? Editor: I guess it feels like she was really *there*, experiencing it. Thanks, I hadn't thought about it that way. Curator: Exactly, art is life.