Artists Janice Trusky Clay and Beth Yoe Fiddler will discuss their work, currently on display in Visio Duplex, at the University Museum.
Visio Duplex—meaning “dual vision”—highlights how two different perspectives can arrive at common ground. Clay and Fiddler use their work to invite contemplation, encouraging viewers to cultivate introspection and empathy in a complex world.
“Having these two talented artists exhibit together offers our community a meaningful look at how proximity and shared values influence visual expression,” said the University Museum team. “While their creative approaches differ, their collective work demonstrates how art can bridge personal experiences and foster a deeper sense of mutual understanding.”
This event is free and open to the public.