Barbara Krupp’s new series is titled “Interconnection.” The interconnectedness of people and events is one of history’s most fascinating topics and is becoming more evident daily. As information, trade, travel, and communication become stronger, faster and more ubiquitous, it has a growing impact worldwide. We are learning the hard way that such an impact is not always beneficial.

Tree of Life

This piece represents all the people in the world and the interconnectedness.

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Barbara Krupp

Interconnection

The interconnectedness of people and events is one of history’s most fascinating topics and is becoming more evident daily. As information, trade, travel, and communication become stronger, faster and more ubiquitous, it has a growing impact worldwide. We are learning the hard way that such an impact is not always beneficial.

Work Credit:

Barbara Krupp

Poetic Space

The interconnection is of course is social, but it is also global, industrial, and economical. When you think about it, it is whirling so fast, what do we do. Well, I think it happened and unfortunately, it was called a pandemic. It has slowed us down. So sad that pain is a part of it. But this painting could turn your spirits around to joy. Give it a try

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Barbara Krupp

Sound of Color

Listen and you will hear color. It is part of the viewer's job.

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Barbara Krupp

Behind the Shadow

Behind the Shadow is about the time we are living in. There are clouds looming so make each day happy. The future is uncertain so bring sunshine in the present.

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Barbara Krupp

Bio:

Permanent Installations

2020 Copelouzos Family Museum, 35x35 Art Project, Athens, Greece

2018 University of Tampa, “Graduate and Health Studies Building”

Purchase, 53 Original Paintings ,Tampa, Florida U.S.A.

Museum Exhibition:

2020 Copelouzos Family Museum, 35x35 Art Project, Athens, Greece

2017 Toledo Museum of Art, Museum Store, Collectors Corner

2015 Garrett Art Museum, Garrett, IN "Cubes of Life" one person show

2013 Canton Museum of Art, Canton, OH," Restoration, Recycling and Remembering' one person