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Image: “Signs of Survival” courtesy of SDWS
Source: San Diego Watercolor Society
November 28, 2017 (El Cajon) -- Ski Torzeski, an artist and resident of El Cajon, won the Second Place award in the highly competitive Member’s show, “Polar Extractions," currently at The San Diego Watercolor Society. His painting titled “Signs of Survival“ was given the honor by award-winning artist and juror, Mary Sievers. According to Sievers, “I love how this artist captured the light. The colors and design are remarkable.”
Ski Torzeski is a nationally recognized painter whose paintings have been exhibited in the Smithsonian Institute, the UCLA Hammer Museum, and the Otis Art Institute of LA. An avid traveler, Torzeski draws his inspiration from the unique landscapes he encounters around the world. His paintings also pay homage to the natural grandeur of America’s national parks and the rugged terrain of the border states near Mexico, one of the last true frontiers in the world with its visually stunning, untouched countryside. For more information about Ski, go to www.torzeski.com.
The exhibit will continue at the San Diego Watercolor Society’s gallery through Saturday, December 30th. The gallery is located in The Arts District Liberty Station at 2825 Dewey Road, Bldg 202 and is open Wednesday through Sunday, 10 am to 4 pm. The exhibit is free to the public. Log on to www.sdws.org to see all of the exhibition paintings.
ABOUT THE SAN DIEGO WATERCOLOR SOCIETY
The San Diego Watercolor Society, a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization founded in 1965, is dedicated to expanding the appreciation of and involvement in watermedia painting through education, exhibition and promotion. SDWS was voted 2nd best Gallery in San Diego by the San Diego A List and was awarded the Gold Medal for Best Gallery in Point Loma by the Peninsula Beacon’s People’s Choice Award. More information is available at http://www.sdws.org.
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