Reagan Weaver responds to Rebecca Eckland's Honeycombs
When visiting the Honeycomb project art exhibit at Reno City Hall, I immediately grabbed the book and searched through the pieces with their artist statements. I was interested in the design by Rebecca Eckland, featuring an owl, a sunrise, a feather, aspen trees, a barren tree with wildflowers, and a winter scene. These pieces drew my attention because of their connection to the natural world. The owl and the landscapes portrayed caught my attention because they are everyday things in my life: I often find feathers and hear owls at night at home, which piqued my interest in the meaning of these pieces to the artist. Another reason these pieces caught my eye was the general beauty of the aspens and the natural landscape, the owl's striking eyes, and the artist's color palette. I thought these were quite an eye-catching, unique piece. The background writing also caught my attention, with the contrast between the black canvas and the white text. I found the artist's descripti...
