Author: Rhellie Guerra

• June 16, 2022

  Pasteurization, is a process normally referring to dairy products and their sterilization, but in this piece I explore the idea of pasteurizing people. The idea of making something “safe for consumption” resonates with the issues and themes found in all of my work. People sterilize themselves, their images, everyday in real life and especially online.
• June 6, 2022

  D’Art Center held its opening reception for Surface on Friday night and I am honored that one of my pieces was included in this exceptional exhibit. Below I’ve attached a link to a summary of the show and high quality images of all the work included. The show will be on view until June 25th.…
• May 11, 2022

  My work as an Artist will be featured in Site:Brooklyn Gallery’s online exhibition: The Figure: International Juried Exhibition. The show will feature the work and practices of contemporary artists from around the world. The exhibition will be on view May 31- June 28 on https://www.sitebrooklyn.com
• May 9, 2022

  781 submissions from 39 states, 64 pieces were chosen and this was one of them! I’m very excited to be showing at D’Art Center in Norfolk again.
• May 3, 2022

  There’s a thought in my head. Turns everything Red. All the things you did. All the things you said.
• April 27, 2022

  On a trip to Paris with my husband last month I got the chance to live a small dream of mine: to shop the famous French flea markets. It was gigantic, stretching for several miles through the sunlit streets. Despite the crisp air and the early hour, the streets were brimming with Paris locals bargaining…
• April 21, 2022

  In the end front and back are together.
• April 13, 2022

  One of the things I find most interesting about embroidery is that you aren’t creating one image, but two. One of my current projects has brought this issue to front and center in my mind. Although the front of the embroidery is the intended image, I’ve found that the back of the work is equally…
• April 6, 2022

  Newly finished embroidery piece exploring the pressure and burden of an invisible illness and maintaining normalcy.
• April 2, 2022

  My work, “Specimen Study” in the 757 Gallery in Virginia Beach.