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The
Tenth Canto
"The
veil suggests the seen and unseen, what is mysterious and secret
about being in love," explains Garzon when asked why the women
portrayed in this pen and ink series all wear the gossamer accessory.
The subject matter of the show is taken from the literary classic (and Vedic
scripture) Mahabharata.
The
Queste
"It
is with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to
the eye."
Saint-Exupery's profound words of wisdom form the basis of this series of pen
and ink works where Garzon's closed-eyed women advance fearlessly as they carry
torches of illumination before them.
The
Eight of Swords and assorted other series
The
artist takes the symbolic use of the veil farther when she employs it as a device
to create the illusion of transparency as well as depth in her pen and ink renderings
in her series of 8 drawings
"The Eight of Swords" a series within her series of Philippine Myths
and Legends.
