I remember the first time I put my work on exhibit, it can be such a vulnerable place. So many thoughts went through my head: Will people like your work? Will it be rejected or criticized? I think all very human reactions to putting yourself out there. I have a different perspective these days. I am grateful to get the opportunities to share my work with the world. It is like I need that endgame to have something to work towards. Art shouldn’t be kept in a drawer, it should be shared with the world.
I just put up a solo exhibition of my Infinity Series 2019 at the Central New Mexico Community College. It will be running through December 1 at the West Side Campus. A couple of special thank yous. First, to Lea Anderson for encouraging me to put this series on exhibit. Secondly, a special thanks to Lyn Pierre for being my mentor, pushing me to do more with my work, and always encouraging experimenting and “what-ifs”. 
Daylene Horn Art 