de-bris: the remains of something broken down
or destroyed; an accumulation of fragments;
something discarded; RUBBISH

“Many of the things that are in abundance today will be gone tomorrow. If our history is tied to the things we produce is it not also tied, even more so, to the things we discard. Archeology has taught us much about our ancestors – how they lived and what they valued as art. Some of the most ordinary objects of past civilizations are seen today as priceless treasures.” – Chris Noel

Current Show – September 1 to Octyober 31, 2009

Light Wings Gallery
846 Belmont Street
Lynchburg, VA 24504