36 silences
Featured Artists:
Matthew Salomon
Tylan Troyer
Jerry Rhodes
Silences is a gallery exhibit presented by Commonwheel Artist’s Coop featuring photographs from an ongoing project by photographer Matthew Salomon accompanied by urban landscapes by Tylan Troyer and pottery by Jerry Rhodes. The featured art aims to move viewers closer to a universal grammar of silence, where the images can be seen as the poet’s blank page.
Most of the photographs that Matthew selected for this exhibition were taken Colorado. These images are likely to be familiar to all who inhabit or who have the opportunity to visit this beautiful place.
Matthew Salomon is retired and lives in Divide, Colorado where apart from photography he spends most of his free time reading, writing and traveling.
He is honored to have his photography exhibited alongside the works of the gifted artists Jerry Rhodes and Tylan Troyer and to have it viewed and enjoyed by all who attend the exhibition.
Jerry Rhodes is a ceramic artist living in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Jerry is retired from his day job, and is thankful to be able to commit more time to pottery and travel.
His work has appeared in numerous juried shows and exhibitions. He currently exhibits in galleries throughout the United States and has many pieces in public and private collections internationally. Jerry has an Electrical Engineering degree from Penn State University, is a former Air Force officer, and has held numerous senior satellite and space systems engineering and directorship positions throughout his career.
Tylan Troyer is a Colorado Springs artist whose versatile body of work comes from his belief that practicing with many mediums and styles collectively enhances each piece and helps to effectively convey his imagination and vision onto various surfaces.
Urban industrial scenes, railroads and power-lines are frequent themes in his work.
Matthew Salomon
Tylan Troyer
Jerry Rhodes
Silences is a gallery exhibit presented by Commonwheel Artist’s Coop featuring photographs from an ongoing project by photographer Matthew Salomon accompanied by urban landscapes by Tylan Troyer and pottery by Jerry Rhodes. The featured art aims to move viewers closer to a universal grammar of silence, where the images can be seen as the poet’s blank page.
Most of the photographs that Matthew selected for this exhibition were taken Colorado. These images are likely to be familiar to all who inhabit or who have the opportunity to visit this beautiful place.
Matthew Salomon is retired and lives in Divide, Colorado where apart from photography he spends most of his free time reading, writing and traveling.
He is honored to have his photography exhibited alongside the works of the gifted artists Jerry Rhodes and Tylan Troyer and to have it viewed and enjoyed by all who attend the exhibition.
Jerry Rhodes is a ceramic artist living in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Jerry is retired from his day job, and is thankful to be able to commit more time to pottery and travel.
His work has appeared in numerous juried shows and exhibitions. He currently exhibits in galleries throughout the United States and has many pieces in public and private collections internationally. Jerry has an Electrical Engineering degree from Penn State University, is a former Air Force officer, and has held numerous senior satellite and space systems engineering and directorship positions throughout his career.
Tylan Troyer is a Colorado Springs artist whose versatile body of work comes from his belief that practicing with many mediums and styles collectively enhances each piece and helps to effectively convey his imagination and vision onto various surfaces.
Urban industrial scenes, railroads and power-lines are frequent themes in his work.
