Join Jane Zamost in this mixed media collage workshop as you create the tree of life that speaks to you - its colors, branches, production of sprouts and/or leaves. Inspired by the start of the Spring Season, the change we feel in the air, and the inner peace felt when walking amongst the trees, you will express the comfort found in the roots grounding you to the earth and grasp joy when reaching new heights. 

What better way to begin Spring than with your creation of “the tree of life?” This workshop will ask you what tree you connect with. The willow arching above? The overflowing maple? The magnolia budding its vivid blooms or the elm rising high above? Bring pictures from magazines, your own photos, the colors you associate with your tree – paints, crayons and colored pencils- any medium that speaks to you! We will explore it all in this workshop and gain connection as we embrace this season together. 

Artist Bio:

Jane Zamost is a painter and mixed media artist intrigued with the healing arts and its profound effect on the human spirit. She has gained community recognition for her involvement in the healing arts leading workshops and creating artworks that inspire optimism, calm and social justice. Formerly, Jane Zamost was the Healing Arts Program Coordinator at Capital Health, one of the founding partners of LUX Gallery  and in her earlier career, Senior Vice President at Projects In Knowledge, a medical  education/communications company.

Jane’s works have been exhibited in five solo and, more than seventy two-person and  group exhibits based in the United States and Canada. Her works can be viewed on the TV show Househunters, film “Hide,” Copelouzos Family Art Museum in Athens, Greece, the web site ArtSpan Contemporary Art, www.JaneZamost.com, and in private, corporate and hospital collections in the United States including nearby Capital Health (Pennington and Trenton hospitals) and Englewood Health in north Jersey.