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Fields of Memory: Keiko Hara

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Brangien Davis heads southeast to Walla Walla, Washington, where she meets Keiko Hara, an artist whose energetic and boldly hued compositions reflect personal and geographical memories from her 40-year career as a creative. In this deep dive into Hara’s process, we uncover how her intuitive approach to painting invites viewers into dreamlike, contemplative spaces shaped by emotion and experience.

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Fields of Memory: Keiko Hara

Brangien Davis heads southeast to Walla Walla, Washington, where she meets Keiko Hara, an artist whose energetic and boldly hued compositions reflect personal and geographical memories from her 40-year career as a creative. In this deep dive into Hara’s process, we uncover how her intuitive approach to painting invites viewers into dreamlike, contemplative spaces shaped by emotion and experience.

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