NEW YEAR’S GREETINGS & RAINY DAY INSPIRATIONS

Our heavy rains in Northern California remind me how water carries both memory and hope. Rivers rise, soils soften, and possibility gathers. In this season of renewal, I’m deep at work on a new, expansive body of art in preparation for my May solo exhibition at the O’Hanlon Center for the Arts. 

Reading Robert Macfarlane’s Is a River Alive? has shaped this chapter, encouraging me to listen more closely to water as a living presence. The result is a series of deeply hued hybrid prints and dimensional works that honor flow and resilience. May the year ahead bring replenishment, connection, and clarity… and I am always delighted to hear from you.

~Elizabeth Addison, January 7, 2026

Featured Image: Restless, original digital imagery, monotype, iridescent mylar, and paint with kirigami elements, mounted on round cradled board, 10 x 10 x 1 inches