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SUMMARY:Washed Upon the Shore
LOCATION:Long Beach Island Branch\nLong Beach Island Branch
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DESCRIPTION:Let the tides carry you to shore\, and set your sights on the 
 world of Coastal Luck. Alexander's work highlights the essential power of 
 the ocean\, inviting viewers to reflect\, and connect. .\nhttps://theocean
 countylibrary.libnet.info/event/16112642
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>It serves as a reminder that where there i
 s water\, there is life&mdash\;and with it\, the hope for renewal. His wor
 k will be on display throughout June and July. All are welcome ashore.</p>
 \n<p>Exhibit located in the Long Beach Island Library meeting room.</p>\n<
 p></p>\n<p><strong>Alexander &ndash\; Artist Bio</strong>&nbsp\;<br />Alex
 ander is a New York/New Jersey-based visual artist and actor\, born in Flu
 shing\, Queens. With a B.A. in Communications and Media Arts and a minor i
 n Theatre from SUNY New Paltz\, his multidisciplinary background informs h
 is expressive\, nature-driven work. Entirely self-taught - Alexander draws
  deep inspiration from the sea&mdash\;especially the Atlantic Ocean\, whic
 h he often incorporates directly into his process by painting with purifie
 d ocean water.</p>\n<p>Influenced by his Mediterranean heritage\, he explo
 res the beauty\, power\, and vulnerability of marine life. His artistic ph
 ilosophy centers on empathy\, ecology\, and the interconnectedness of life
 &mdash\;"ecosystem over egotism." In 2020\, he founded&nbsp\;Coastal Luck\
 , a name that reflects his desire to spread the healing\, grounding energy
  of the sea through his art.</p>\n<p>Alexander&rsquo\;s work invites viewe
 rs to reflect\, reconnect\, and remember that where there is water\, there
  is life&mdash\;and with it\, the hope for renewal.</p>\nhttps://theoceanc
 ountylibrary.libnet.info/event/16112642
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