Charles Luna’s solo exhibition Image and Likeness opens July 17 at Niza Knoll Gallery with paintings, digital collage, and assemblage works examining humanity’s relationship with the sacred and technology.
DENVER, Colo. – Fort Collins artist Charles Luna will present a solo exhibition, Image and Likeness, at Niza Knoll Gallery from July 17 through Aug. 30, showcasing works that examine the intersection of humanity, technology, and the sacred.
The exhibition features two related bodies of work created at different points during the 21st century. Through paintings, digital collage, and assemblage pieces, Luna explores the connections—and tensions—between spiritual traditions and technological advancement.
“All the works are products of reflection on the integrated influence of the sacred and the technological in the human narrative,” Luna said. “They offer context for considering how these combined influences weave into the design of the 21st-century social tapestry.”…