Spalding Nix Fine Art is pleased to present Mindful seeing, a series of 4 exhibitions by Carlyle Wolfe Lee, Tim Hunter, Amanda Joy Brown and Scotty Peek. Together, these exhibitions invite viewers to slow down, look closely and deepen their awareness of the natural world through 4 distinct Artistic perspectives. Reflecting on the year past, Carlyle Wolfe Lee’s Memorable days records observed rhythms and remarkable moments in nature through a process of drawing, painting and layered silhouettes.

Motivated by both admiration and concern for the environment, Tim Hunter’s Now you see it...Now you don't (Nature in decline) celebrates native Southeastern birds and wildflowers while drawing attention to the loss of their habitats through the unexpected use of asphalt and cement.

Amanda Joy Brown’s “Path” presents a series of plein air-inspired paintings that explore the subtle interplay of light, shadow and color across the landscape. In “Land,” Scotty Peek uses the landscape as a point of departure for abstraction, allowing each brushstroke to inform the next as paint is applied, pushed and pulled across the canvas.