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Looking forward, Looking backward

Eva states “My work deals with the overlap of humanity and the natural world…

Streetside Artscape:
Eva Funderburgh / Looking forward, Looking backward
Woolworth Windows 4&5, 11th & Broadway
August 18 – November 17, 2016

“I use my simple, emotive animal forms to examine human motives and emotions. Humans are animals, and as animals, they are part of nature. Guided by this idea, I seek insight into the human condition from sources as diverse as animal fables and biology textbooks.”